Icmake is constructed independently fom bobcat. Once libbobcat-dev has been
installed icmake's programs can easily be rebuilt using bobcat's shared
library, resulting in an approx. 40% size reduction of icmake's binaries
(icmake, icmbuild, icmodmap, icm-comp, icm-exec, icm-pp, icm-dep,
icm-multicomp, icm-spch, and icm-un)

To rebuild the binaries 
    * (temporarily) install icmake's source archive 
        (e.g.,clone it from gitlab.com:fbb-git/icmake.git)
    * cd to its src/icmake directory
    * start 
            ./rebuild go
    * cp the binaries under tmp/usr/... to their corresponding /usr/... 
        destination directories
    * optionally remove icmake's source archive.

Start ./rebuild without arguments for a brief usage info, e.g.,

==========================================================================
After installing icmake using Debian (or a comparable distribution) the
installed icmake programs don't depend on the bobcat library. Once icmake has
been installed bobcat (i.e., libbobcat-dev) can also be installed.  Having
installed bobcat this script can be used to rebuild icmake's binaries, which
are then linked to bobcat's shared library, resulting in a reduction of the
sizes of icmake's binaries of about 40%.

After executing the 'rebuild' script icmake's binary programs are made
available in ./tmp/usr/libexec/icmake and in ./tmp/usr/bin. Those programs can
then safely be moved to, respectively, /usr/libexec/icmake and /usr/bin,
replacing the programs initially installed by 'apt install icmake'.

Provide any argument to start ./rebuild
==========================================================================
