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Tlf now comes with automake and autoconf.
Starting with TLF-1.0.0 you need pkg-config too.
Build Dependencies
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Building TLF requires some other components to be installed before.
It depends on
* the _Hamlib_ library for controlling your radio,
* _ncurses_ and _tinfo_ for text screen handling,
* the _XMLRPC_C_ library for communication with programs like _FlDigi_ and
* _Glib-2.0_ for supporting C functions.
If you are using a distribution of the _Debian_ family make sure to install
also the needed header files with
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sudo apt install libglib2.0-dev libhamlib-dev libncurses5-dev libtinfo-dev
libxmlrpc-core-c3-dev
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While not a strict build dependency installing the following packages is
helpful too:
* _sox_ for audio signal handling during SSB contests and
* _xplanet_ which allows you to see the latest DX spots on the globe.
Quick Install
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The easiest way to install tlf is by typing:
----
./configure
make
make install
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If you want to compile tlf from the repo, please do a
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autoreconf --install
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before the above commands.
By default, tlf will install into /usr/local/bin, together with the
shell-scripts from the scripts directory. Data files will install into
/usr/local/share/tlf.
If you want to change any of these paths, you can do this with the
configure script too, e.g. './configure --prefix=/usr --datadir=/usr/share'
will install tlf and scripts into /usr/bin, datafiles into /usr/share/tlf.
If you are doing a lot of contesting in digimodes using Fldigi there is support for reading the audio frequency via xmlrpc. Make sure to install XMLRPC-c and configure tlf with
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./configure --enable-fldigi-xmlrpc
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