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COMPILING BIBUTILS.
Step 1. Configure the makefile by running the configure script.
The configure script attempts to auto-identify your operating system
and does a reasonable job for a number of platforms (including x86 Linux,
versions of MacOSX, some BSDs, Sun Solaris, and SGI IRIX). It's not a
full-fledged configure script via the autoconf system, but is more than
sufficient for Bibutils.
Unlike a lot of programs, Bibutils is written in very vanilla ANSI C
with no external dependencies (other than the core C libraries themselves),
so the biggest difference between platforms is generally how they
handle library generation. If your platform is not recognized, please
e-mail me the output of 'uname -a' and I'll work on adding it.
To configure the makefile, simply run:
% configure
or alternatively
% csh -f configure
Bibutils Configuration
----------------------
Configured Makefile to operating system Linux_x86.
If auto-identification of operating system failed, please
e-mail cdputnam@ucsd.edu with the system type and output of
the command: uname -a
Set installation directory to /usr/local/bin.
To modify install directory type: configure --install-dir DIR
where DIR is the desired directory.
To compile, type: make
To install, type: make install
To make tgz package, type: make package
To make deb package, type: make deb
Step 2. Make the package with make
% make
Step 3. Install the package
% make install
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