Requirements:
GTK+ 2.8 or 2.10
OpenSSL (for the app signer)

These instructions are for building Z80 Assembly IDE yourself.  If you want premade RPMs,
see repo.calcforge.org (although they might be less up-to-date).  If you are building it yourself,
MAKE SURE you have the development versions of the required packages installed - for Ubuntu,
for example, you'll want libgtk2.0-dev-[version], libssl-dev-[version], and all their dependencies.

Unpack the .tar.gz archive somewhere in your home directory.
Open a terminal, and type "cd [path where you unpacked it]".
Now type "make", and if that succeeds, "sudo make install", or "su" and "make install".

By default it'll install everything in /usr, but if you want to use a different path,
just change the "PREFIX=" line in config.mk.  If you're doing a special build for packaging,
you should also set DESTDIR on the command line for "make" to set the packaging root directory,
and if you need to change the compiler flags, you can edit GLOBAL_CFLAGS in config.mk.
See the comments in config.mk for details.

There will now be an entry on your Applications menu and asmide will be associated by
default with assembly source files.  For example, you should now be able to open a .asm
or .z80 file in Nautilus or Konqueror, and it will appear in Z80 Assembly IDE.  Files can
also be opened from the command line - try "z80asmide --help".

Installation problems:

If you have any problems with installation, MAKE SURE you have the standard development tools
(gcc, make, binutils, etc.) and the development versions of GTK+2 and OpenSSL are installed.
Also, make COMPLETELY sure that you have the right GTK+ version installed,
which you can check with "pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0".

If you still have problems, contact me at burntfuse@gmail.com or by posting in the forum for
this project at www.revsoft.org.
