Build the software by unpacking the distribution tar archive,
and using the standard ./mk build to build it,
then ./mk install to install it.
If you wish to use a non-default Starlink tree to build the
software (that is, not the standard /star), then
you can specify this by setting the environment variable
STARLINK: for example setenv STARLINK
/stardev. If you need to use more than one Starlink
tree (perhaps because you have installed updated versions of
some software outside the main tree; specifically, note that
autoastrom requires AST version 1.8-1 or better), then use the
STARLINKS variable, setting it to a
colon-separated list of directories: for example setenv
STARLINKS /path/to/my/star:/star (this facility is
intended primarily for developers, and you really shouldn't
need to use it in `normal' building of the software).