The C++ wrappers for the QuantLib-MzScheme extension module are
created by means of SWIG (Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator)
available from <http://www.swig.org/>; SWIG version 1.3.31 is needed.
Features used in the QuantLib-MzScheme interface files require version
2.0 or later of MzScheme.

The wrappers are generated on all supported platforms by issuing the command
    mzscheme -r setup.scm wrap
The above assumes that the SWIG executable is named "swig" and can be found
in the system path. However, this step is only necessary if you are compiling
from sources checked out from the CVS repository. It is not required if you
are using a distributed tarball.

The building and installation process consists of the following commands:
    mzscheme -r setup.scm build
    mzscheme -r setup.scm test
    mzscheme -r setup.scm install

The build step requires that the QuantLib headers and library can be
found by the compiler. On Unix-like platforms, this should already
hold if you ran "make install" from your QuantLib directory. On the
Windows platform, this can be achieved by defining a QL_DIR environment
variable pointing to your QuantLib directory (e.g., "C:\Lib\QuantLib".)

The install step might require superuser privileges.

The test suite is implemented on top of the Schemeunit framework, available
from <http://schematics.sourceforge.net>. Version 1.4 of above of Schemeunit
is required for running the suite.