Getting Distributed Haskell to run:

You have to set the environment variables $DHSTOP, $HC & $mkdependHS to suit
your local setup, the current version is developed for ghc-6.6.1.

Create a directory corresponding to your architecture, i.e.

> mkdir `uname`

and link the network module into it:

> ln -s /path/to/network `uname`/network

If you have gtk+hs, set $GTKHSTOP for the Talk-example to find it.

To use Thomas Böttchers graphical Concurrent Haskell Debugger, set
$CDB and choose the corresponding lines in the top-level makefile.
Otherwise the module ConcurrentDebugLess will be used.

Then, do:

> gmake depend
> gmake boot
> gmake all

Ignore make's ranting about target depend beeing redefined.
Note that you CAN use "-j" to speed up building!

Quick example:

> dhd/dhd & DataBase/DBServer/DBServer &
> DataBase/DBClient/DBClient

If everthing works, you can start another client (w/o dhd) on another
host and invoke (bash-syntax):

> DBSERVER=first.machine DataBase/DBClient/DBClient

This client will connect to the machine you specified and communicate
with the DBServer.