This file gives some helpful hints for building LDAP on various machines.

SunOS 	You're in luck.  This is the development platform (sunos 4.1.x).
	It should just work.

Ultrix	Should just work here too (version 4.2).

HP-UX	Be sure to link with -lBSD so that you get BSD-type signal
	handling (add this to ALDFLAGS).


AIX	Be sure to use the BSD-like form of cc, and link with -lbsd
	(add this to ALDFLAGS) (version 3.2).

A/UX	If you do this:
		1) Add -DAUX to DEFINES in the Makefile
		2) Add -B /usr/lib/big to ACFLAGS in the Makefile
		3) Change the "RANLIB = ranlib" line to "RANLIB = "
	it should just work.

NeXTStep
	The LDAP client library (liblber and libldap) has been ported to
        NeXTStep 3.0.  Nothing else has been built or tested there.

MacOS	The LDAP client library (libldap) has been ported to Macintosh.
	See the file macintosh/README for build instructions.

MSDOS   The LDAP client library (libldap) has been ported to MSDOS
	and MS Windows.  See the file msdos/README for pointers to
	instructions for building libldap under various flavors of
	MSDOS TCP/IP stacks, including Microsoft Windows with a WINSOCK
	API interface.

VMS	The LDAP client library (liblber and libldap) as well as ldapd
	and ud have been ported to VMS.  The port has only been tested
	on top of a private socket library, however it is suspected
	that it would not be difficult to get it running on top of
	most TCP/IP vendor socket libraries.
