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To use the autoconf building process, all you have to do is basically:
1) Go to the src directory
2) issue the
./configure
command. This command has several options, depending where you want
to have your pd installation or which special features you want.
e.g.
# ./configure
alone compiles pd which is, in turn installed into
/usr/local/bin etc by make install.
if you want to keep it in a local directory (without make install),
you can issue
# ./configure --prefix=..
(note: the prefix is always the directory above the "bin" directory, so
for installation into /usr/bin .... do a
# ./configure --prefix=/usr
other options
./configure --enable-rme
./configure --enable-alsa
3) type "make"
4) if you don't want tu use the local version, do a
"make install"
Guenter Geiger march 6 2001 <geiger@epy.co.at>
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