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To Install the bobcat library by hand instead of using the binary distribution
perform the following steps:
0. The previously used scripts below make/ are obsolete and were removed
from this and future distributions. Icmake should be used instead, for
which a top-level script (build) and support scripts in the ./icmake/
directory are available. Icmake is available on a great many
architectures. See the file INSTALL (and INSTALL.im, replacing the
previously used INSTALL.cf) for further details.
1. Inspect the values of the variables in the file INSTALL.im Modify these
when necessary.
2. Inspect the path to icmake in the `build' script. By default it is
/usr/bin/icmake, but some installations use /usr/local/bin/icmake
Adapt where necessary.
3. Run
./build libraries
to compile the bobcat libraries.
Optionally add the argument 'strip' if you want the libraries to be
stripped. Unless you need the symbolic information in the compiled
object modules, it is probably a good idea to provide this
argument. So in that case issue:
./build libraries strip
If you want to add the Milter and Xpointer classes, issue
./build libraries all
or
./build libraries all strip
If `all' is omitted, you will be asked interactively which of the two
classes (if any) should be added to the libraries.
To compile the Milter class you need the header libmilter/mfapi.h,
which is (in Debian) part of the libmilter-dev package.
To compile Xpointer, you need X11/Xlib.h, which is (in Debian) part of
the libx11-dev package.
If you don't intend to write programs using these classes, it's ok not
to include these classes into the library, since no other classes
depend on these two (see README.class-setup).
4. Run
./build lcgen
to build the bobcatlcgen program
5. Run (probably as root)
./build install
to install. Optionally add two additional argument as a base
directories below which respectively the run time (shared) library
documentation and the development files plus static library
documentation will be installed.
Following the installation nothing in this directory tree is required
for the proper functioning of the bobcat library, so consider removing it.
Make sure that the library is found by the loader. By default it is installed
in /usr/lib, which is in the loader's standard search path
By default the headers are stored under /usr/include. Since this is part of
the compiler's the standard include path the header files are included as,
e.g., #include <bobcat/errno>. No `bobcat' headers have (.h) extensions.
By default the manual pages are stored under /usr/share/man/man1,
/usr/share/man/man3, and /usr/share/man/man7, which are normally in the `man'
program's set of visited directories.
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