These are generic installation instructions, because dcd is a generic program.

* If you're a Debian user, you may be able to stop right here. Lalo Martins
  keeps a copy of dcd in their package system, which should be available
  under unstable/sound in your favorite Debian mirror. (It'll probably
  be `stable' around Debian 2.2.)

* Look at the Makefile.
  There are a few things you might want to change:
  * If /dev/cdrom isn't a symlink to your "real" CD-ROM device, either edit
    the Makefile or create the symlink as appropriate.
  * You might want to enable the debugging flags. But probably not.
  * If your system is regularly, reliably connected to the Internet, you
    may wish to enable the Internet code. This allows access to the CD
    Index (www.cdindex.org) for downloading of track lists.
  * Various other configuration options which are explained much better
    in the Makefile. 

* If you're not on an Intel-ish system, take a look at endian.h and
  pick whatever's appropriate for you. Right now, I don't know of a
  clever way to automate this. (Fortunately, as of this writing, the CD
  Index people, from whom I borrowed that code, don't know of one either.
  So I don't have to feel really stupid about it.)

* Type `make'. Then type `make install'.
