				snes9express

Short story:
	 make
	 make install
	or
	 rpm -tb snes9express-*.src.tar.gz

Long story:

You should be able to configure and compile snes9express just
by typing "make" while in the snes9express source directory.
You can then install it with "make install".  If you have write access
to /usr/local/bin (ie: you are root) it will be installed there, otherwise
it goes to $HOME/bin (creating $HOME/bin if it doesn't already exist)
Or
Instead of an ordinary install, you can make an RPM file simply by typing
"make rpm".  Of course, you must have rpm installed to do this.
RPM will put the .rpm file in its {rpmdir}/RPMS/{arch}/ directory.
({rpmdir} and {arch} will vary from system to system)
You can then install that rpm package as normal.
If you have snes9express as a snes9express-*.src.tar.gz file,
you can also get an RPM from it with
	rpm -tb snes9express-*.src.tar.gz
(you may have to be root to make an rpm)

Of course, make sure you have gtk+ installed, snes9express needs that.
It can be found at http://www.gtk.org/
GNOME I highly recommend, but it is not necessary.

If you want to use the joystick button mapper, you must have the
joystick.h file from the linux joystick driver (not to be confused with
the joystick.h in snes9express).
The joystick.h from the linux joystick driver should be in either
/usr/include/linux/  or  /usr/local/include/linux/
otherwise snes9express won't find it.
(Linux 2.2 kernels should have this file already in place,
 but I don't think the joystick modules are loaded by default)

