This is a file of notes I made in my work with the k version of Xdvi.
The notes are intended as being usefull for myself as well as people
that try to compile xdvik on platforms where it has not been atempted
before.  Because the largest problem is the autoconf stuff.  I can't
seem to find good docs and I find the info manual confusing.

Please send bug-reports to janl@linpro.no and include as much
(relevant) information as possible (such as platform, compiler,
experiments carried out to try to fix the problem and so forth).

Known features:
* Controll of font/file generation by X-resource and commandline is
  over-ridden by controll by environment variable/texmf.cnf setting.
  This is unfortunate but as far as I know unavoidable and thus a 
  feature rather than a bug.  If you want it to be resource/commandline
  controlled make sure there is no setting in the environment/texmf.cnf
* Under kpathsea the user cannot select MOTIF interface.  I'm quite
  sure that it does not work as well.  The k patch touch code at and
  around places where xdvi had #if MOTIF.  Patches accepted.
* Under kpathsea the user cannot select Xaw3d.  Patches accepted.
* Some k features such as HTEX/HAVE_LIBWWW is not practical to turn off.
  Changes in the autoconf setup must be acompanied by changes in
  mksedscript.

Autoconfigure stuff:
- There is no AC_ARG_WITH in configure.in to activate MOTIF.  There is
  a macro in Pauls configure.in for this but there is another,
  incompatible from kpathsea for toolkit selection.  The Kpathsea code
  was used, on unclear grouds.
- Not sure that there is a actual test for wether the user wants
  MKTEXPK/MAKETEXPK anywhere?
- GS_PATH cannot be set except by CFLAGS=-DGS_PATH=...
  Paul has a macro for this.  Must be compatible with kpathsea, but
  I haven't checked this yet.

config.hin:
- This file is not used in the k port. c-auto.in is kpathsea style...
- A lot of the symbols from this was moved to c-auto.in, those _not_ moved
  are left in the file as a reference.  I suspect they should be moved
  but found them confusing

Nicolai Langfeldt (janl@linpro.no)
