Welcome to the forth WrapPy distribution on 14 July 2003.
This version is the last one that should work with Python 1.5.2.
We have been using this version for some time (with Python 2.2)
and are starting to switch over the code generation to be for
Python 2.2.

WrapPy is a work in progress and has lots of bugs. Please send
in bug reports, patches, and questions.

Please read the incomplete documentation, in wrappy/minidoc.html,
for some clue of how to use it.  Preprints of the talk and paper
given a the 1999 O'Reilly Open Source Software Convention are
available on the web at http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/gregc/wrappy/.

INSTALLATION

wrappy uses GNU make compile and install.  It has been compiled
on Windows with the Cygwin environment (install the mingw-runtime
package), i386 Linux, SGI IRIX, and HP/Compaq Tru64.  If you wish
to compile on another platform, you'll need to add it to the
Makefile.common file.

To compile, set your OTF environment variable to the root of the
installation tree.  The GNUmakefile will create bin, lib, and
include directories.  On Windows, be sure to use mixed style path,
i.e., c:/otf, or a cygwin style path.

Then type "make install" in the top level source directory.

When your done, you need to run $OTF/bin/wrappy.  And compile
the result with -I$OTF/include and -L$OTF/lib -lwrappy.

	Enjoy!

	Greg Couch
	UCSF Computer Graphics Lab
	gregc@cgl.ucsf.edu
