no build.sh file

[kalika patil <ka...@yahoo.co.in>]

Hello

i downloaded and untarred the tar.gz file. but it
doesnt contain build.sh file nor does it contain
folders like dist. is it that the tar file is
corrupted .
Kalika 

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