For the Sun 386i, originally from Allen Mcintosh.

No new code, really - it's mostly a combination of the dec3100
and sun versions.  The NA code is slightly different from the 3100 code - I'm
not sure why.  Perhaps the FP formats are slightly different, or perhaps
I did more investigating on the 386.
If the QPE makefile would be useful, I think I still have it sitting
around.

The following commands are used to customize to the 386i.  They haven't
been tested.

There is a special version of the natst routine for this machine:

rm -f $P/natst.r $P/natst.C ; cp natst.C $P/natst.C
rm -f $QPE/sun386_na.c
cp sun386_na.c $QPE/sun386_na.c



In $C/makehead, make the following changes
	M4=/usr/5bin/m4
	LDFLAGS= 
	CFLAGS=-O
	FFLAGS=

In $QPE/Makefile, make the following changes: 
	M4=/usr/5bin/m4
	CFLAGS=' -I$$I $(CCFLAGS) -DF77ARGC'
	CCFLAGS=-O
	FFLAGS= 
	LDFLAGS= 
	LDRFLAGS= 
	SYSLIB='/usr/lib/libF77.a /usr/lib/libI77.a -lm'

In $QPE/S_makefile, make the following changes:
	M4=/usr/5bin/m4 
	CCFLAGS=-O 
	CFLAGS=' -I$$SHOME/newfun/include $(CCFLAGS)'
	FFLAGS= 
	LDFLAGS= 
	SYSLIB='/usr/lib/libF77.a /usr/lib/libI77.a -lm'

386 suns have no core graphics library - so turn compilation of the driver off
by changing $QPE/Makefile so that the line
	$(IF) test -r /bin/sun && /bin/sun; then make Sun; \
now reads
	$(IF) test -r /bin/sun && /bin/false; then make Sun; \

Add sun386_na.o to the end of the MAIN= entry
and add the following line at the bottom of the file:

sun386_na.o: cdefs.h structure.h
