Some notes, in lieu of real docs.

Edit builder/config to taste.

snow library specs have moved from INSTALLDIR/specs/ to
INSTALLDIR/lib/snow/lib-specs/ .  If you don't like this, add a
symlink.

I intend to track the Debian woody dist for sources.  Soon (hopefully)
woody will turn into the stable branch, and there won't be much
version thrashing.  Until then, I'm going to keep a mirror of the
sources I'm using in http://vhl-tools.sf.net/snow-src/ .  You can grab
sources from there.  Copy the contents to wherever DEBSRCDIR is.  Or
update the scripts to use newer sources and post the changes.

mipsel-linux-snow-gcc/c++/g++ are intended to be position-independent
wrappers for "invoke the snow compiler in the usual way".  They are
better than "mipsel-linux-gcc -B/opt/snow-gcc/lib/snow/" in that a)
they don't code the installation path in upstream software and b)
they're a lot easier to type.  It's arguable that
mipsel-snow-linux-gcc might make more sense, but we're off in serious
religious arguments about what a "vendor" is---and my fingers are used
to bash completing "mips<TAB>" to mipsel-linux- :-P

mipsel-linux-snow-stripall is supposed to be a version of strip that
nukes *all* the annoying debugging data.  Untested.

snow-2.0.7-snow.tar.gz is just the latest version of gcc-2.0.7 for
snow that I had lying around; other people may have more recent
versions.

This version of libsld (the snow library loader) searches the current
directory for shared libraries first.  Although this might not be a
good idea in a production release, this allows you to test the new
libraries on an older system by dropping them in a directory with test
executables.
