
	1. Requirements.

  The VoiceMan is written completely in C and C++. So, you need 'g++'
and 'gcc' to build it. The VoiceMan was tested with gcc-4.1.1. Also it
uses libao (tested with 0.8.6) and the boost library (tested with
1.32.0). The only class used in the VoiceMan from the boost library is
boost::intrusive_ptr<>. All strings translations are made with iconv
library. So, if you have all these things you should be able to build
the VoiceMan. 

	2. Compiling.

  To compile you can just run './configure' and 'make' commands.  They
should perform all required configuration with default parameters and
run the build process. There are three parameters you can specify
explicitly to make your own configuration for './configure'
command. They are: 
	default_socket=... - the path to UNIX domain socket where VoiceMan clients will search it by default;
	- main_config=... - the path to main configuration file;
	- log_file=... - the path where log file will be placed.
  For example './configure
default_socket=/var/run/voiceman.socket main_config=/etc/voiceman.conf
log_file=/var/log/voiceman.log'.

	3. Installation.

  Type 'make install' and all files required for proper VoiceMan work
will be copied to its place. Currently, all files are always placed in
subdirectories of '/usr/local' except the voiceman.conf. It will
copied as it was specified with 'main_config' parameter for
'./configure' command.
