
`dmake' needs a set of startup files that are located in a subdirectory
called `startup' where DMAKE.EXE lives.  You can change the default
platform in the startup\config.mk file (the defaults are set up for
Borland C++, v5.x).  If you change the defaults, you'll need to make
sure the subdirectories you name in startup\config.mk are populated
with setup files (you can use the current hierarchy as a model).

The default startup configuration can also be overridden by setting
`OSRELEASE' and `OSENVIRONMENT' in your environment (see the notes under
`readme').  Note that the startup files don't read the `OS' environment
variable, despite what the notes in the `readme' directory say.  In
other words, you can only set `OS' from the startup\config.mk file.

