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Since GLUT 3.2, GLUT includes complete API man pages. These man pages
use the standard Unix man macros, so to be useful, they must be
formatted with nroff (or psroff or groff or ditroff or troff, depending
on what your system provides). You can find the raw nroff source for
the GLUT API man pages in the "man/glut subdirectory".
Below are instructions that should help the SGI and non-SGI GLUT user
get these man pages installed.
SILICON GRAPHICS USERS
-----------------------
The easiest way to install the GLUT man pages on your Silicon Graphics
system is to install the "glut_dev.man.glut" subsystem on your SGI
workstation. This subsystem contains pre-formatted man pages which
are placed in the /usr/share/catman/p_man/cat3/GLUT subirectory. Once
installed, simply type "man glutInit" (or any other GLUT routine) to
view the man pages.
You _can_ build the man pages from the supplied nroff source files,
but this *requires* that you have the Documenter's WorkBench (dwb)
images installed or have GNU groff available. This is why I strongly
recommend saving your time and simply installing the man pages from
the pre-built SGI images that accompany this GLUT source code
distribution.
If you must build the man pages yourself... As supplied, the SGI
Makefiles will not descend into nor build the Makefiles. You'll need
to do the following by hand:
cd man/glut
make
Then, install the man pages into /usr/share/catman/p_man/cat3/GLUT by
executing (assuming your have write permission):
make install
Again, I strongly recommend simply installing the pre-built man pages
from the "glut_dev" images.
NON-SILIGON GRAPHICS USERS
---------------------------
If you are not using a Silicon Graphics system, you *must* use
Documeter's WorkBench or GNU groff to format the man pages.
Unfortunately, man pages are formatted and installed in different ways
depending on your system. If you don't have a Silicon Graphics
system, you are going to need to use imake (the X11 Makefile
configuration system) to build a Makefile that should format and
install the man pages appropriately. Assuming everything is
configured appropriately, things should just work. If not, you'll
need to figure out what went wrong (I won't be able to help you).
To format and install (this is a single step unfortunately), run the
following commands in GLUT's toplevel directory:
make SUBDIRS=man Makefiles
make SUBDIRS=man
cd man/glut
make install.man
The installation assumes that you have permission to install the man
pages in the appropriate destination. If you don't want them
installed in the standard location or don't have permission, try to
set your DESTDIR environment variable to some directory where you want
the man pages installed. For example:
setenv DESTDIR ~/fakeroot
TUBING AND EXTRUSION LIBRARY (GLE) MAN PAGES
---------------------------------------------
GLUT 3.6 includes man pages (derived from Linas Vepstas's HTML
documentation for GLE). The man page source is found in the "man/gle"
directory.
To build the GLE man pages, follow the instuctions above, but
substitute "gle" for "glut" in the commands above.
- Mark Kilgard
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