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INSTALLING CHPP
===============
CHPP is configured and installed using the configure script.
It has been tested on the following platforms:
gnu-linux-i386
gnu-linux-powerpc
gnu-linux-alpha
digitalunix-alpha
openstep-i386
aix-rs6000
It should work on similar platforms without much problems. Please
report any success or failure in building CHPP on other platforms
(mail to chpp@unix.cslab.tuwien.ac.at).
One big problem on some uncommon architecture may be the garbage
collector located in directory gc/. Although it runs on a lot of
platforms out-of-the-box, you may have to change the Makefile to make
it run on your machine. On some machines it may never run.
Change to the directory you have unpacked CHPP in:
cd chpp-0.3.2
Start the configure script to determine your platform parameters:
./configure
If you want CHPP installed in a place other than /usr/local you have
to tell configure where it should be installed, using the option
--prefix. For example, to install CHPP in /opt (binary in /opt/bin,
includes in /opt/lib/chpp/include), call
./configure --prefix=/opt
If configure fails, something is wrong. In case you cannot fix it for
yourself please drop us a mail.
In case everything went right, just call make, i.e. type:
make
If CHPP builds without errors, you should run the regress tests, just
to make sure everything is fine:
cd test/regress
./dotest
If all tests pass, change back to the main directory and install CHPP.
In this release, CHPP relies on being installed in /usr/local.
cd ../..
make install
Now you are set! Documentation in Texinfo format is contained in the
directory doc/. The Info documentation is installed automatically. You can
produce a PostScript version of the documentation with
cd doc
make chpp.ps
if you have a working TeX distribution installed.
Happy CHPPing
chpp@unix.cslab.tuwien.ac.at
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