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Numerix: Big integer library for Caml-Ocaml
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M. Quercia, June 15, 2006
1. Compilation
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First run the [configure] script:
with the bash shell
./configure 2>&1 | tee conflog
with the csh shell
./configure |& tee conflog
This script checks which parts of Numerix can be compiled on your computer and
creates a [Makefile] file and a [kernel/config.h] file suited for your
configuration. See the user manual for the options accepted by
[configure]. Then do :
with the bash shell
make lib 2>&1 | tee liblog
make examples 2>&1 | tee exlog
with the csh shell
make lib |& tee liblog
make examples |& tee exlog
This compiles the libraries and the examples for C, Camllight, Ocaml and
Pascal or only some of them depending on the choosen options. There should be
neither warning nor error, if there are some then check the settings in the
[Makefile] file and let me know. If you modify the [Makefile] file then you
need to recreate suitable [kernel/*/makefile] files. Just do:
make makefiles
To check that the examples work do:
make test 2>&1 | tee testlog
or
make test |& tee testlog
If everything works then you can install the libraries with:
make install
This copies in $(INSTALL_LIB) the libraries, in $(INSTALL_INCLUDE) the header
files and in $(INSTALL_BIN) the binaries. If you change the value of
$(INSTALL_LIB) then you have to recompile the toplevels ocamlnumx and camlnumx
before installation as the value of $(INSTALL_DIR) is hardcoded into those
programs. Just do:
rm kernel/ocaml/o/ocamlnumx
make kernel/ocaml/o/ocamlnumx
and the analogue for camlnumx.
2. Use
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A complete documentation in English is available in the doc/english
subdirectory, file numerix.pdf.
M. Quercia (michel.quercia@prepas.org)
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