Installation instructions for the library for "Computing
Concepts with C++ Essentials"

1. Installing Files

There are two methods for installation, no-brain and professional. I recommend
you start with no-brain if you use the library for yourself. Either way, 
remember to #include "ccc.h" into all your homework files.

(A) No-brain

Copy all files from this directory to your homework directory.

(B) Professional

Make a directory \ccc on your hard disk. Copy all files from this directory 
to the \ccc directory. Add \ccc to the INCLUDE path of your compiler.
(Instructions for this vary; check www.horstmann.com/ccc.html for directions
for several popular compilers.) 

2. Compiling programs

The library auto-senses the Borland, Microsoft, Symantec and g++ compilers.

In 16-bit, all programs must be compiled with LARGE MEMORY MODEL.

There are two kinds of programs, console programs and graphics programs.

(A) Console programs under DOS

Just compile and run.

(B) Graphics programs under DOS

Make sure that you use #define CCC_BGI. The EGAVGA.BGI file from Borland
must be in the CURRENT directory. (Copy it from \BC\BGI.) Hit any key
after the program has finished to return to DOS.

(C) Console programs under Windows

Make sure to compile them as "Console" or "EasyWin" programs.

(D) Graphics programs under Windows

Make sure that you use #define CCC_WIN. You must build a project and compile
as "Windows application".

