Changes to the WRPRC configuration distribution for Release 2.00
8 July 1993

The changes from the 1.XX versions of these configuration files are myriad.
Some of them are:

o	Renamed imkmf to imboot to eliminate incompatibility with imkmf
	program distributed with Khoros.

o	The distribution no longer builds any programs, and they're all
	assumed to be already installed.  If you need them, there's another
	distribition you can use to build and install them.  This includes
	imake, xmkmf, imboot, makedepend, soelim, bsdinst, mkdirhier.

o	Renaming of all private (project-specific) configuration files.
	For example, site.pdef -> site.p-def, Imake.prules -> Imake.p-rules.
	Also the ProjectGroup.* files are now Project.* files.

o	Pulled the system parameters out of Imake.tmpl and created System.tmpl
	for them.

o	Pulled the vendor blocks out of Imake.tmpl and created Imake.vb for
	them.

o	Yet more renaming of configuration group related parameters.
	GroupConfigPath -> ConfigRootDir

o	BootstrapTarget() is invoked near the end of Imake.tmpl to make sure
	every Makefile has a Bootstrap target.  Also, "all" and "depend"
	targets are generated by default in every Makefile to make it easier
	to write Makefiles in multiple-directory projects.

o	Lots of parameters for libraries commonly used at WRPRC.  This helps
	shrink the project-specific Project.p-tmpl files.

o	Lots of things taken from X11R5:

	- Uses XCOMM for make-comments, not "/**/#"

	- Symbol for Mips systems running RISC/os is now Mips, not mipsriscos.
	Vendor files are Mips.cf/Mips.pcf, not mipsriscos.cf/mipsriscos.pcf.
	This conforms to X11R5.

	- Concat(), Concat3(), and Concat4() macros.

o	Document production rules have been revised.  None of them send output
	directly to the printer anymore.  They all write output to a file,
	which can be previewed and/or printed.


Some incompatibities:

o	ExtraStuffToClean() is obsolete.  Use StuffToClean().

o	NormalProgramTarget() is being phased out as the general
	program-building rule.  Use BuildProgram() instead.

o	Installation rules and parameters are different.  They're more
	general, and they work better.  Installation rules call mkdirhier
	first to make sure the directory exists.

o	InstallUIDProgram() is now InstallUidProgram().  Ditto for the GID
	and UGID rules.
