This release was developed on Fedora 4, Postgres 8.2, Tcl/Tk 8.4.9

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If you don't want this installed under /usr/lib, first set the variable:

    WYLIB=/some/dir

Then do

    make install

This should install the library either in /usr/lib or /some/dir.  You should now be able
to run any wylib application that has this in it:

    package require wylib


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Note that Tcl-only programs can still use some limited capabilities of wylib.  But most of
Wylib's functionality is intended for use with Tcl/Tk (GUI).  

There are some of the library modules that presume the use of a PostgreSQL backend (like
dbe, dbp and sql for example).  Applications that use the priv module, will check to see
that the current user is a valid postgres user.

If you are just getting started with a new, empty database, (like you're trying to run
the Wyseman sample schema) you may have the following "catch-22" problem:

- You have to run the employee information manager (emplim) to add new users
- You can't run emplim without being a current user
- So you can't get started

There is a script called "kickstart" that will add your first user and give him permission
emplim and priv permissions.  Run it as follows:

    ./kickstart username userid <dbname>

For example, to add user "bob" who's unix userid is 1234, accessing the database "mydb,"

    ./kickstart bob 1234 mydb
