Tanoshi Library v0.1.0 Readme file

Copyright Information:
   Please refer to the COPYING file included with this distribution.

Overview:
   Tanoshi Library implements useful tools for your c++ development. This is a
   light weight library that can speed up the development and make programming
   much more injoyable. Version 0.1.0 is the initial release in the library
   form as well as added feature for threading.
   
Setting Up:
   Please refer to the INSTALL file included with this distribution.

   Simple instruction:
     1) ./configure
     2) make
     3) make install

   If you are going to install this library for RedHat, you can ether use the
   above method or use the spec file provided with this source to make a rpm.
   I have tested the spec file with RedHat 9, but have not tested it throughly
   so please let me know how things work out. I am not a experienced redhat
   user so suggestion and comment is appreciated.

Using the library (Dev):
   I've tryed to make development as simple as possible. I have decided to use
   the pkg-config for all flags needed for your project.

   For autoconf you may use the following to detect and test the library.
   PKG_CHECK_MODULES(DEPS, libtanoshi-1.0 >= 0.1.0)
   
   If you are manually compiling your project you will want to use the
   following method.

   g++ test.cpp -otest `pkg-config libtanoshi-1.0 --cflags --libs`
      `pkg-config sigc++-2.0 --cflags --libs`

   The sigc++ 2.0 is required and must be linked in with your application.

History:
   v0.1.0 2005/02/XX - Initial release

Bugs:
   This program is tested using EFence. Please visit the webpage for more
   information about efence.
      http://www.pf-lug.de/projekte/haya/efence.php

   I have no known bugs at this time. Please report all bugs too.
   anozaki@tanoshi.net

Updates:
   For updates please visit the webpage.
   http://www.tanoshi.net/library/

Thanks and injoy programming :)
Akito Nozaki