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-Gawk on Atari has been compiled and tested using gcc compiler
-(versions 1.4 and 2.4.4) both with and without -mshort flag.  Other
-compilers can be used but if sizeof(pointer) != sizeof(int) this
-code will not compile correctly with non-ANSI compiler (prototypes
-and library).
-
-Compiled executables were tested and with minor modifications, due
-to differences in environment and/or shell, succesfully completed
-at least the following tests:
-awf, pearls, resub, chem, swaplns, delete, messages, argarray,
-longwrds, getline, inftest, spiece2top, fstabplus, compare, arrayref,
-rs, fsrs, rand, fsbs, negexp, ugh2, asgext, anchgsub, splitargv,
-fieldwidths, ignorecase, posix, manyfiles, igncfs, lisp, regtest,
-awkpath, reparse, nfset.
-
-Nearly all of these test do not require any adjustments to run, but a
-modified test suite with a driving Makefile (for gulam) is available
-on a request from Michal Jaegermann, michal@gortel.phys.ualberta.ca,
-via e-mail.
-
-TOS and MiNT
------------
-Setup for Atari assumes that gawk will be used under TOS.  In
-particular atari/system.c source is for a system function which nicely
-cooperates with gulam shell and pipes are simulated with temporary
-files.  If you plan to run gawk under MiNT then you likely want a
-different system function and real pipes.  For that purpose do not
-define SYSTEM_MISSING in a configuration file and do not define
-PIPES_SIMULATED in io.c file.  Please note that in the later case gawk
-calls, in gawk_popen(), a function execl() with a hard-coded name of
-"/bin/sh".  You want likely to change that to get a name and some
-arguments from an environment variable.  This was not done here in
-order to avoid changes which may prove troublesome in a general
-distribution.  Subdirectory ./atari contains also a file textrd.c with
-a bug fix for old versions of gcc libraries.  This bug is currently
-fixed and the file is not used, but it is left as a convenience for
-those who may not updated yet their libraries.