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Installation in the same directory as one with sources files.
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1. Run command file `configure' with a single argument which
specifies the type of system to build the translator for. This
argument looks as follows:
CPU
For example,
configure vax
All The possible values of the parameter are given in file
MACHINES.
`configure' outputs possible names of C compilers which may be
used for the Modula-2 translator. After that enter one of the names
(for example gcc).
In the case of successful work `configure' in current directory
generates Makefile (from file `Makefile.tmpl'), file `config.h'
(from the relative file with suffix `.h' in the subdirectory
`config') and possibly creates link `m2l_ascor.c' to assembler
functions which implement Modula-2 coroutines. At the end of
successful work `configure' write to standard output and file
`config.status' configuration options were specified.
2. Install the Modula-2 translator, run-time support and standard
module library by the following command:
make install
This command create all object files and copies the translator
`m2c' into the directory /usr/local/bin and file `m2c.1' to
/usr/local/man/man1. It also copies file `m2lib.a' (run-time
support) , definition, implementation standard modules and its
object files into directory /usr/local/lib/m2lib.
If you wish to copy the files into other directories change
values of Makefile variables `bindir', `libdir', `man1dir' and
`prefix'. Use only full path name for the directories! For
example, if you wish to copy the files into directories
`/usr/users/VHDL/mak/bin', `/usr/users/VHDL/mak/lib' and
`/usr/users/VHDL/mak/man/man1' specify
make install prefix=/usr/users/VHDL/mak
or
make install bindir=/usr/users/VHDL/mak/bin\
libdir=/usr/users/VHDL/mak/lib\
/usr/users/VHDL/mak/man/man1
Makefile contains following useful entries other than install:
all -- creation of all object and executable files;
dist -- unconditional creation of compressed distribution tar
file;
modclean -- deletion of object files of standard modules;
clean -- deletion of object files of the translator and executable
file `m2c';
realclean -- the same as entries `clean', `modclean' and also
deletion of object files, library of run-time support
and emacs TAGS table;
TAGS -- updating TAGS table for the `m2c' sources and run-time
function sources;
uninstall -- delete the installed files and empty installation
directories.
Installation in directory other than one with sources files.
************************************************************
If you wish to build the object and executable files in a
subdirectory of the source directory make the same as in previous
sections. `configure' itself find out the sources.
In other case do follows:
1. Go to that directory before running `configure':
mkdir m2c-vax; cd m2c-vax
2. Specify where to find `configure' when you run it:
../m2c-0.6/configure ...
3. Specify where to find the sources, as an argument `+srcdir' to
`configure':
../m2c-0.6/configure +srcdir=../m2c-0.6 vax
Other `configure' options.
**************************
`configure' ignores following standard GNU options:
`+nfp' `+gas' `+x'
You can use option `+cc' if you wish that configure will not question
about C compiler name. For example,
configure +cc=gcc vax
Vladimir Makarov (vmakarov@usa.net)
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