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	   LibMix - Crypto / Network / Multipurpose library
			    Version 2.05

    by Mixter - http://mixter.void.ru / http://mixter.warrior2k.com


   Important notice: You no longer have to build LibMix either for C
   or for C++. The new C++ libraries are libmix++.so and libmix++.a,
   the original names are now reserved for the plain C libraries.

   To compile LibMix, run './configure --with-libraries-as-cpp' and type 'make'.
   LibMix currently supports Linux, all BSD flavors, and SunOS/Solaris.
   All functions are portable, except strscpy, tfnread and tfntransmit,
   which only work reliably on Linux, as of version 1.05.

   Check the Makefile to see that the INSTALL_* directories are
   adequate for your machine, then type 'make install'.
   /usr/include and /usr/lib are the recommended locations.

   If you install the include files in a non-system include directory,
   you must specify the option -Idirectoryname when linking with LibMix.
   If you install the library in a non-system library directory,
   you must specify the option -Ldirectoryname when linking with LibMix.

   Writing programs with LibMix:
   To use LibMix functions, you need to include <mix/mix.h> in your source.
   Since LibMix is an ar archive library, not a shared object library,
   you must do the linking of your programs this way:
   gcc -c file.c -o file.o	;# Compile object files first.
   gcc file.o -lmix -o file	;# Put the -l flag after the object filename.

   Finally, you should really run the program "libtest" with all 5 tests,
   to ensure that all functions work reliably on your system and architecture.

   If you find any errors, or have (useful! =P) suggestions for bug fixes or
   whatever, drop me a mail at mixter@newyorkoffice.com or mixter@2xs.co.il.

   Have fun

   - Mixter

