
   Installation of the sping-package by Andreas H. Mueller in 1997.

   I've written it on  the  12th of January 1997 on a Linux - system and
  compiled  it with  gcc version 2.7.2.  It  should  compile without any
  warnings.
   First, do a 'make config'. Note that if you use another port than the
  default your  sping is unable to connect  to other spingd's than yours
  and vice versa. Decreasing the delay results in more network - traffic
  while waiting for a host.I think, 100 (that means that sping looks all
  100 milliseconds)  is a good choice,  even if it should go  very fast,
  besides I don't know, why it should go THAT fast. So, increasing it is
  a good idea, either.
   I assume you don't want any debugging informations. Leave them out,it
  only makes a lot of noise -- except  that you want to debug one of the
  binarys.  Note that a spingd with debug  enabled doesn't fork themself
  into the background.
   Now, simply do a 'make' for getting the binarys, or 'make install' to
  get them installed. (sping in /bin, spingd in /usr/sbin)
   If make says there's nothing to be done, do a 'make clean' and then a
  'make config'.

