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INSTALL - ESP Package Manager (EPM) 3.0
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WHAT IS REQUIRED FOR EPM?
On your development system you just need a C compiler, a make
program, the Bourne (or Korn or Bash) shell, and gzip.
The graphical setup program needs a C++ compiler and the FLTK
library, available at "http://www.fltk.org".
EPM can generate so-called "portable" distributions that are based
on shell scripts and tar files. For these types of distributions
your customers/users will need the Bourne (or Korn or Bash) shell,
a tar program, and GNU zip. The first two are standard items, and
GNU zip is being shipped by most vendors as well.
EPM can also generate vendor-specific distributions. These require
the particular vendor tool (rpm, dpkg, etc.) to load the software.
HOW DO I COMPILE EPM?
EPM uses GNU autoconf to configure itself for your system. To build
it, use:
./configure ENTER
make ENTER
The default installation prefix is /usr; if you want to put EPM in
/usr/local, do:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local ENTER
make ENTER
Once EPM is compiled you can type:
su ENTER
make install ENTER
to install the software in /usr/bin.
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