           The userland collection for uClinux, September 1999 Release

These are the sources for the uClinux userland binaries.  These serve not
only as examples of how to build code for uClinux, but as the base of the
complete system as well.


Building.

After installing the uClinux toolchain and libc/libm (version >= 0.9.1) you
can just type `make' in this directory to build all 57 (at last count) 
programs.  As a final step, all 57 executables will be copied to ./bin/
The complete binary collection takes around 465k, but you will find that
many of these are not requiered for your (or even most) applications.

Installing.

Copy the binaries to the appropriate place in your ROMfs image tree.  There
are top level Makefile targets to help you do this.  Once done, run genromfs
over the ROMfs image tree to build a romfs.img which is normally appended
to the kernel binary.

known bugs
	-endieness is an issue with romfs.img and expand (es)
