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-Prerequisite for building xindy is the clisp package supporting
-foreign function calls functionality.
-
-If your OS distribution already has CLISP installed, xindy will try to
-use it (the configure script searches in PATH to find the `clisp'
-executable, or you can pass the configure option --with-clisp=PATH
-where PATH is an absolute path to the `clisp' executable).
-
-Otherwise, you need to build CLISP from source before building xindy.
-Sources and selected binaries are available by anonymous ftp from
-  <ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/clisp/>
-and its mirrors.
-
-Sample steps to build clisp:
-
-=======================================================
-# define this to any directory where clisp should be built, e.g.:
-clisp_builddir=`pwd`/clisp-build-dir
-
-wget http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/clisp/release/2.43/clisp-2.43.tar.gz
-gzip -dc clisp-2.43.tar.gz | tar xf -
-
-cd clisp-2.43
-./configure $clisp_builddir --with-dynamic-ffi --ignore-absence-of-libsigsegv
-cd $clisp_builddir
-make
-=======================================================
-
-NOTE: clisp package is only a build-dependency: it is not used by
-xindy at runtime. So clisp could be uninstalled after xindy was built.
-Therefore, running "make install" is not necessary, and you can
-specify --with-clisp=$clisp_builddir/clisp when configuring xindy.
-
-Xindy requires a clisp built with Foreign Function Interface support.
-If you are using clisp 2.44 or newer, note the following (taken from
-the NEWS file from clisp sources):
-
-* CLISP does not come with GNU libffcall anymore.
-  This is now a separate package and should be installed separately.
-  Pass --with-libffcall-prefix to the top-level configure if it is not
-  installed in a standard place.
-  Option --with-dynamic-ffi is now replaced with --with-ffcall.
-
-So you would need to install libffcall separately, before installing clisp,
-and change --with-dynamic-ffi to --with-ffcall in the xindy configure call.
-You can download libffcall sources from
-http://www.haible.de/bruno/packages-ffcall-README.html
-or from the "ffcall" directory in the clisp-2.43 tarball,
-or from http://packages.debian.org/sid/libffcall1
-(containing some improvements from Debian).
-Again, this is needed only for clisp 2.44 and newer.
-
-When running `configure' for clisp, the following options should be noted:
-
-=======================================================
-  --with-dynamic-ffi (for clisp 2.43 and older), or
-  --with-ffcall (for clisp 2.44 and newer)
-
-    This enables the Foreign Function Interface in clisp.
-    But strictly speaking, it is not necessary to use either of these
-    options, because the default is to support Foreign Function
-    Interface when available.
-
-  --ignore-absence-of-libsigsegv
-
-    You may optionally install libsigsegv to improve clisp's runtime
-    behavior.  You may get libsigsegv sources from
-    http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/libsigsegv/
-
-    If you don't have the libsigsegv library, use the above option to
-    let it build without libsigsegv.
-
-  --with-libsigsegv-prefix=DIR
-  --with-libffcall-prefix=DIR
-
-    In case you have installed libffcall or libsigsegv in some
-    non-standard locations, use the above options to specify their
-    prefix directories (such as /usr/local, /opt or /sw).
-
-  --without-readline
-
-    It was reported that CLISP fails to build on the MacOS X platform,
-    because of the faulty 'readline' package. Use the above option if
-    you'll experience problems.
-=======================================================
-
-As noted above, running "make install" for clisp is not necessary, and
-you can specify --with-clisp=$clisp_builddir/clisp when configuring
-xindy.