Before compiling your own standalone Link applications, you need to copy
the Makefile from $LINK_BASE/link to this directory (or any directory
in which you wish to compile Link applications).  Search for the string
LIBRARY_MAKEFILE in the makefile and read the instructions there.

Note: the documentation for wrapping new functions into the GUI is far behind 
      the state of the art.  For many useful examples of STk wrapper routines
      in the meantime, see the file 
	
		$LINK_BASE/src/graph/graph_Graph_Methods.cpp, 

      in which most of the methods of the Graph classes are wrapped into
      the interface.  There is a document on extending the STk interface
      by Erick Gallesio which is available with the STk distirbution, but
      there are many extra features to help wrap Link objects.  See the
      files 
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/LINK_STk.h
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/Wrapper.h

      If basic objects like Lists, Collections, or Arrays must be wrapped
      into the interface, see
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/ListWrapper.h
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/CollectionWrapper.h
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/ArrayWrapper.h
		$LINK_BASE/include/LINK/stkWrapper/SetFuncsWrapper.h

      and see $LINK_BASE/src/basic/autogenSTkMethods/ for examples 
      showing how to use these.

      In general, to instantiate new templates, use the automatic
      generators instantiate and genMethods if possible.  These are
      not documentation yet, but dozens of examples are available in

		$LINK_BASE/src/basic/linkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/basic/STkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/basic/autogenSTkMethods/GEN*

		$LINK_BASE/src/graph/linkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/graph/STkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/graph/autogenSTkMethods/GEN*

		$LINK_BASE/src/userobj/linkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/userobj/STkTemplates/GEN*
		$LINK_BASE/src/userobj/autogenSTkMethods/GEN*

	The source files instantiate.cpp and genMethods.cpp are located in

		$LINK_BASE/autowrap
