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* $Id: README,v 1.1.1.1 1999/12/02 08:01:39 zircote Exp $
mcal stands for Modular Calendar Access Library.
libmcal is a C library for accessing calendars. It's written
to be very modular, with plugable drivers.
once the library is compiled, calendar clients can be wirrten very easily.
Compilation:
To compile libmcal, you need to first have calendar drivers in place.
The calendar drivers are ina seperate package, and should be untarred
and compiled under the mail libmcal directory.
i.e.:
/home/musone/libmcal <-- libmcal base compile directory
/home/musone/libmcal/icap <-- icap driver for libmcal
/home/musone/libmcal/dummy <--- dummy driver for libmcal
Once the drivers are compiled, run configure in the libmcal directory.
You should pass in --with-[DRIVERNAME] for each driver you want compiled in.
For example, in the above sample driver installation, to enable both driver:
>./configure --with-icap --with-dummy
You can also specify an alternative driver directory for each driver:
>./configure --with-icap=../drivers/icap --with-dummy=testdrivers/dummy
Once configure is run, type:
>make
libmcal.a should then be compiled.
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