
Once configured, type 
verb(
    make all
) 
to build everything.  If everything went ok, you can do 
verb(
    make install
)
to install it. The executable, which is built as tt(src/out/yodl) is created and
copied to a system-wide program directory. The macro package from tt(macros/)
is also placed in a public directory, which is tt(/usr/local/share/yodl) by 
default (you can change most directory names in the configure process). 
Furthermore, postprocessors and a number of shell scripts (drivers of the 
tt(yodl) program) are copied to your programs directory. 

