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INSTALL -- Installation directions for vtprint 2.0
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I. What you need
* an ANSI C compiler (vtprint won't compile without an ANSI C
compiler, but "unprotoize" might solve this)
* UNIX or similiar system with one of termios, termio, or sgtty
* about 10 minutes of your time to install vtprint
II. Before you compile
* First, you'll need to edit the Makefile. There are a number
options, but you'll probably only want/need to change a few of
them.
* If your system uses something other than /dev/tty as the tty
device, change DEVTTY and SEDDEVTTY. (SED* defines are used
only in building the man pages.)
* If you want to place the vtprintcap file somewhere other than
/usr/local/lib/vtprint/vtprintcap, please change the LIBFILE
and SEDLIBFILE defines.
* If you are installing vtprint for a whole system (you are the
sysadmin), please check/edit the *_DIR destination directories
and OWNER and GROUP defines (for file ownership).
* If you are an ordinary user and want to install a *private* copy
of vtprint, please check/edit the USR_* destination directories.
* Check the CFLAGS and compiler section. If your system is old and
doesn't support POSIX termios, please either define SYSV_TERMIO
or SGTTY in the CFLAGS. (Depending on which your system has!)
* If you wish to rebuild the man pages, please verify that the
commands given in MAN_* will produce correct output.
III. Compiling vtprint
* If you run "make", a vtprint binary should be created. (Some
systems make get warning messages, those are probably normal.)
* If you run "make test" from a station you think should/will work
with vtprint, a test file should be printed. Please read
"testfile" about this.
IV. Installing vtprint
* If the above step worked, either do "make install" as "root", or
do "make userinstall" to install a private copy of vtprint.
* If you wish to rebuild man pages, you may attempt to do so by
doing "make man". (You need 'roff and sed to do this!)
* Install the man pages by doing "make install.man" or
"make userinstall.man"
* Add any definitions you need to the "vtprintcap" file (forward
your changes to garrett@sciences.sdsu.edu).
* Read the man pages for vtprint, vtprintcap, and vtprtoff.
* Use vtprint!
* Write to "garrett@sciences.sdsu.edu" letting him now how it
works! You should fill out an entry for the COMPAT file using
the template COMPAT.templ if your configuration doesn't already
appear in the COMPAT file.
* Enjoy!
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Garrett D'Amore | garrett@sciences.sdsu.edu
Student Programmer/Analyst | SDSU College of Sciences
SDSU Computer Science Major | Physics Bldg., Room 238
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