
BUILD:

You need at least a bash >= 2.05b or later with support for
dynamically loaded builtins, the header files for this bash and a c compiler.

If all this is installed on your system you may just run

	./configure
	make

to compile the package.  If header files are missing you may need
the bash sources.  Unpack them, then

	cd <bash source directory>
	./configure
	make version.h
	cd -

After this try again with

	./configure --with-bash-source=<bash source directory>
	make

If you have downloaded the xpcomp-completions package you may point the
configure script to the location where you unpacked it with the
'--with-completions' command line option.
These completions will be installed and the steps necessary to use them
will be shown at the end of the install process.


INSTALL:

The 'install' make target will install the package to /usr/local or whatever
you specified on the ./configure commandline with the --prefix option.
Remember to gain root privileges if necessary.
Run xpcomp_updatecache to create the cache file with the completions
that come with xpcomp-completions package (see above).
You will be showed the appropriate command line at the end of 'make install'.


USER BASHRC:

You have to source xpcomp_setup.sh in your bash to enable the completion.
Run 'xpcomp -p' to see for which commands exists completion scripts.

