* What's SJ3 SJ3 is a Japanese input system developed by Sony Corporation. SJ3 is composed of Kana-Kanji conversion server(sj3serv), Kana-Kanji conversion client for terminal(sj3) and Kana-Kanji conversion library(sj3lib). * How to make In this directory, $ ./configure $ make # make install Following files are installed after make install: $(prefix)/var/sj3/spool/sj3/sj3main.dic Main dictionary(used by sj3serv) $(prefix)/sbin/sj3serv Kana-Kanji conversion server $(prefix)/bin/sj3demo Demonstration program $(prefix)/bin/sj3dic User dictionary utility $(prefix)/bin/sj3mkdic Dictionary converter $(prefix)/bin/sj3stat Utility to show status of sj3serv $(prefix)/include/sj3lib.h Header file for sj3lib $(prefix)/lib/libsj3core.a Kana-Kanji conversion server library $(prefix)/lib/libsj3core.so.x.x Kana-Kanji conversion server library $(prefix)/lib/libsj3lib.a Kana-Kanji conversion library $(prefix)/lib/libsj3lib.so.x.x Kana-Kanji conversion library $(prefix)/share/examples/sj3/sj3serv.lua.example Config example file of sj3serv $(prefix)/share/examples/sj3/freebsd-sj3.sh.in Config rc file for FreeBSD * Source tree include Header files lib/lua lua lib/sj3core Kana-Kanji conversion library of server lib/sj3rkcv Roma-Kana conversion library of client lib/sj3lib Kana-Kanji conversion library of client dict Main dictionary(text file) src/sj3mkdic Tool for converting main dictionary from text file to binary file src/sj3proxy network proxy server src/sj3serv Kana-Kanji conversion server src/sj3dic User dictionary utility src/sj3stat Utility to show status of sj3serv src/sj3demo Demonstration program for Kana-Kanji conversion doc/man Online manual(Japanese) doc/doc Operation guide for SJ3 and other documents(Japanese) * Tested machine PC OpenBSD 4.2 FreeBSD 7.0-current * Bug report If some bugs are found, please send bug report(Japanese or English) http://code.google.com/p/sj3/issues/list * Acknowledgements I would like to thank to the following people for compiled and tested: Takashi Fujiwara (Fujitsu) Katsuhisa Yano (Toshiba) January 22, 1997 Nobuyuki Tanaka Sony Corporation