The stuff in here will compile a version of the daemon to run on
the gizmo board (a single board 68000 system).  While this runs
very well it is still very much under development (read: sloppy).

If you are trying to build this, note that you must edit the Makefile
to specify the configuration.  It is not taken from the stuff in
Config.  You must also have the source for the gizmo monitor around
somewhere, since this stuff needs to use the include files from
there.  I have built this only under SunOS 3.5, I have no idea whether
you can do the same with the SunOS 4.0 compiler/loader, let alone other
680x0 systems.

The general idea is:

(1) Type `make links'.  This makes symbolic links in ./include pointing
    into the appropriate parts of the monitor source.

(2) Type `make'.  This will make gizmontp, the program to run on the
    board, and gizconf, a program to compile configuration information
    to run on the local host.  Note that the configuration is compiled
    into the program.  To make a new configuration you will have to
    type `gizconf test.conf > gizmo_conf_data.c' and recompile (this
    will change when I figure out how to make gizconf write into
    the executable image directly).

(3) Load gizmontp onto your gizmo board.  Away you go.
