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The good operation of Lush depends on a number
of GNU libraries that do not necessarily come
with the default operating system installation.
This file describes a procedure to compile
and install these libraries in order to
properly compile lush.
1) BINUTILS
-----------
Lush has been tested with binutils-2.11, 2.12 and 2.13.
Let $LUSHDIR be the lush compilation directory.
Configure GNU binutils with
% cd binutils-2.13
% ./configure --prefix=$LUSHDIR/gnu --enable-static --disable-shared
Compile with
% make
Install with
% make install
2) READLINE
-----------
Lush has been tested with readline-4.2
and should work equally well with subsequent
versions.
Let $LUSHDIR be the lush compilation directory.
Configure GNU readline with
% cd readline-4.2
% ./configure --prefix=$LUSHDIR/gnu --enable-static --disable-shared
Compile with
% make depend
% make
Install with
% make install
3) LUSH
-------
The latest configuration scripts automatically
includes $LUSHDIR/gnu/include and $LUSHDIR/gnu/lib
into the include file and library search paths.
The configuration script
% ./configure
should detect the presence of these directories
and allow the discovery of libiberty, libbfd and
libreadline.
You can also specify one additionnal include directory
with option --with-extra-includes and one additional
library directory with option --with-extra-libraries.
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