  'mapit' is a tool for converting output from the Diplomacy judge into
postscript maps. It's pretty easy to setup and use, and it's very useful.

How To Build:

	1) Unpack the distribution.
	2) Type: make
	3) Edit the 'dipmap' script to reflect the right paths for
	   the information files and the mapit program.

Compilation flags:
        - MACINTOSH             - If compiling on a Mac
        - STRDUP_MISSING        - strdup unavailable
        - GETOPT_MISSING        - getopt unavailable
        - STDC_HEADERS          - If compiling on a Mac
        - STRRSTR_MISSING       - strrstr unavailable
        - ANSI                  - If compiler is ANSI compatible

How To Use:

	1) Save the output from the judge to a file. (These can
	   be build results, move results, the output from a list
	   command, etc.)
	2) Pipe the file through 'dipmap':

		cat filename | dipmap

	3) 'dipmap' will write the PostScript output to a file and
	   it will tell you what it called the file. Print this file
	   on a PostScript printer. 

If Nothing Is Printed:

    It's pretty clean PostScript, so the problem is probably with your
printer or the printing software. It's also possible that you gave
it a bad file as input.

More Things:

    Look at the 'dipmap' script for other options.

If You Need Help:

    I didn't write this code, but I am willing to support and maintain
it. Any problems, comments, enhancements, code modifications, etc should
be mailed to kovar@nda.com.

	   
