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ATOM-4
by
H. S. Teoh
Dec 2002
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
I. REQUIREMENTS
Software Requirements:
POSIX-compliant system (currently tested under Linux 2.4)
Ncurses (other curses-based libraries may work, but they have not
been tested)
X11R6 (currently tested under XFree86)
Build Requirements:
Cons 2.2.0 or greater
Perl 5.005 or greater (basically, requirement of Cons)
GCC 2.95 or greater (currently tested with GCC 3.2. Other C++
compilers may work, but they have not been tested)
X11R6 development libraries (including libXpm)
prog/lib libraries (should be included in the same archive you got
Atom-4 from)
II. BUILDING AND INSTALLATION
You will probably need to build the prog/lib library first. To do that,
simply cd to the root directory of the prob/lib source tree and type
cons .
To build Atom-4, simply type
cons .
from the root directory of this source tree, and Cons should take care of the
rest. The resulting binary will expect to find its data files in the data/
subdirectory in the source tree, however; for installation purposes you may
need to configure the build process as necessary.
The Construct script can be configured using the following arguments:
BINDIR=$dir Where to install Atom-4 binaries
COMPILER=$binary Compiler to use (default: g++)
DATADIR=$dir Where data files should be installed
MANDIR=$dir Directory to store manpages
REALDATADIR=$dir Where Atom-4 should look for data files (default
is $DATADIR; this option is mainly for packaging
builds where the build-time dir is different from
the run-time dir)
PROGLIBPATH=$dir Path to prog/lib libraries (default: #../lib)
X11LIBPATH=$dir Where to find X11 libraries (default: /usr/X11R6/lib)
DEBUG=1 Build with debugging symbols
These arguments are passed to Cons during the build. For example, to build
and install the Atom-4 binary into /usr/games, and the data files into
/usr/share/games/atom4, you would run:
cons . BINDIR=/usr/games DATADIR=/usr/share/games/atom4
Currently, the Construct script does not auto-detect X11 libraries and such;
you will have to specify this explicitly using X11LIBPATH=... if your X11
libraries are not in /usr/X11R6/lib.
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