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newpy -- SunIM based Simplified Chinese conversion engine module.

HOW TO BUILD:

    1. If Makefile does not exist, run configure script at src/server. 

	$ cd /somewhere/src/server
	$ sh configure

	You can specify your favorite options if you want. 

    2. Run GNU version of make command.
	
	$ cd /somewhere/src/server/programs/language_engines/newpy
	$ gmake

    	`newpy.so' will be created in current directory.

HOW TO INSTALL:

    1. If package SUNWiiimd are installed, ignore these 3 steps.
       Otherwise, manul installation is needed.

    2. copy `newpy.so' to a directory, for example:

	$ cp /somewhere/src/server/programs/language_engines/newpy/newpy.so ~/

    3. copy data files "PyCiku.dat" and "UdCiku.dat" to the same direcroty

	$ cp /somewhere/src/server/programs/language_engines/newpy/data/*.dat ~/

HOW TO USE:

    1. make sure the data files are located at <the path of `newpy.so'>,
       or at "<the path of `newpy.so'>/../locale/zh_CN/newpy/data"
	
    2. start htt_server with -if newpy option

	htt_server -if newpy -ifpath_name <the path of newpy.so>

    3. start client.


