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-- --
-- GNAT DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS ANNEX DOCUMENTS --
-- --
-- I N S T A L L --
-- --
-- GLADE is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it --
-- under terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free --
-- Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later --
-- version. GLADE is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but --
-- WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABI- --
-- LITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public --
-- License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU --
-- General Public License distributed with GLADE; see file COPYING. If --
-- not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, --
-- Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. --
-- --
-- GLADE is maintained by ACT Europe. --
-- (email:glade-report@gnat.com). --
-- --
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NOTE: THIS FILE APPLIES ONLY TO GLADE 2006. IF YOU HAVE ANY
OTHER VERSION OF GLADE, PLEASE GET THE APPROPRIATE INSTALL FILE.
INSTALL for GLADE
-----------------
You can find general information about GLADE in README and in
Doc/user_guide.txt. Here are simple steps for building GLADE
easily. More details about installation and configuration can be found
in Doc/install_guide.txt.
1. Check your environment
- verify that GNAT 2006 has been installed and is on your path
- verify that GLADE has been ported to your system (see README)
- GLADE is usually built with GNU make. It may or may not be built
with other versions of make. If you have problems building GLADE
with your local make tool, switch to GNU make.
- verify that you will be able to run distributed applications
(on Unix, your .rhosts file must contain the machine from which
you will start the distributed application).
- if you are building GLADE for a Linux platform, make sure that you use
the native threads library, not the FSU one.
2. Configure GLADE
GLADE uses standard the GNU configuration method. Run
./configure [configuration parameters]
Configuration parameters can be used to define the
build/host/target machines, installation locations and other
customizations (see Doc/install_guide.txt for details). By default,
when no parameters are specified, the build machine is used as host
and target and installation is done in /usr/local. It is advised to
install GLADE first in a private directory for testing purposes.
This can be done by using the --prefix parameter, for instance:
./configure --prefix=$HOME/glade
See the section "Building GLADE under Windows NT" for NT specific
information.
3. Build & install GLADE
this can be achieved simply by doing
make install
in the main GLADE directory. Be careful, you usually need root
privileges to install software in /usr/local.
4. Test your installation by running the Examples
Go in the Example directory and run simply 'make'. Then, go in each
example directory and start the applications. Check also the README
in each example directory.
5. Example of complete build (assuming csh syntax):
% cd <--- go into your HOME directory
% gunzip glade-2006.tar.gz <--- uncompress the distribution
% tar xf glade-2006.tar <--- explode the distribution
% cd glade-2006 <--- go into the distribution dir.
% ./configure --prefix=`pwd` <--- configure the Makefiles using the current
directory to install the binaries
% make install <--- compile files and install them
% set path=(`pwd`/bin $path) <--- add this directory in your PATH
% cd Examples <--- go in the Example directory
% make <--- build all the examples
% cd Eratho/absolute <--- go in the first example directory
% ./mainloop <--- run the distributed application
Building GLADE under Windows NT
-------------------------------
1) To build GLADE under NT you must have some NT replacement for the
followings UNIX tools :
bash.exe
cat.exe
chmod.exe
cmp.exe
cp.exe
echo.exe
expr.exe
false
grep.exe
install.exe
ls.exe
mkdir.exe
mv.exe
rm.exe
sed.exe
sleep.exe
uname.exe
All these tools can be found in the Cygwin or MSYS environment.
Some others tools are needed but they are provided with the GNAT for NT
distribution :
ar.exe
make.exe
ranlib.exe
2) If using the Cygwin environment you also need to specify the host/target
triplet when configuring GLADE.
$ ./configure --prefix=/opt/gnatpro/5.03a1 --build=i686-pc-mingw32
Special care must be done for the --prefix argument. The directory
specified here must be accessible from Cygwin and Windows and point to the
same directory. With a default Cygwin installation /opt will probably be
looked for into c:\cygwin\opt as / is mapped to c:\cygwin (Cygwin
root). The solution is to mount /opt to point to c:\opt in this case.
$ mount -b c:\opt /opt
This way c:\opt (on Windows, PATH used by the native build of GLADE) and
/opt on Cygwin side are referencing the same directory.
This is very important to have a proper GLADE installation.
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