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1. Create a directory where you will run ROOT and cd to it.
2. Download the CompiledRootAnalysis template package, e.g.,
   wget http://mgwilson.web.cern.ch/mgwilson/Software/CompiledRootAnalysis_V01.tgz
3. tar -xzvf CompiledRootAnalysis_V01.tgz
4. Edit the top of CompiledRootAnalysis/scripts/RenamePackage.sh with a new package name and namespace for the code in
   your package; this will be denoted <package> below.
5. CompiledRootAnalysis/scripts/RenamePackage.sh
6. cd <package>; gmake shlib; gmake apps; gmake setup; cd ..
   Note 1: If you want to use MacOS, do make dylib; make macapps instead.
   Note 2: To see what commands are being executed during the compilation, delete the @ symbols preceding the commands
   in the GNUmakefile.
7. Execute the bin/example application to see that it runs correctly.
8. Start a root session to see that the shared library is loaded correctly. All of the classes and methods
   compiled in this package are available on the ROOT command line.

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