Don't forget to read the file COMPILE.ALL as well as this one.

If you're only interested in playing the game, an IBM executable-only
version is available for anonymous ftp from monu1.cc.monash.edu.au
[130.194.1.101] in /pub/omega

This executable was compiled with djgpp.  As such, omega should compile
pretty much "out of the box" under djgpp - there's even a makefile for djgpp
in the src directory, makefile.dj.

If you don't use that makefile, the one thing you should do is #define
DJGPP somewhere, either with -DDJGPP as a command line option to gcc,
or in defs.h.

The only other strangeness is the way I got colour - by hacking the curses
library that is available with djgpp (aecur102.zip).  This was probably a
Bad Thing to do, but it simplified things greatly.  Below is the patch from
the original to the modified version - you can simply pipe this file through
'patch' (which will ignore all this stuff at the top) or patch a version of
curses manually, referring to the patch below.  Basically, a function
is being added to the end of the file 'curses.c' - the plus signs against
the left margin below indicate which lines have been added.

*** contrib/curses/src/curses.c	Tue Nov  5 05:56:52 1991
--- curses.c	Thu Feb 10 22:49:28 1994
***************
*** 278,280 ****
--- 278,287 ----
      }
      return OK;
  }
+ 
+ wattrset(win, attrib)
+ WINDOW *win;
+ int attrib;
+ {
+     win->attrib = attrib;
+ }