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COMPILING AND INSTALLING ON A NON-DEBIAN SYSTEM
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This file contains some instructions for build wordtrans on
non-debian systems.
REQUIRED PACKAGES
-----------------
You have to be sure you have installed some packages before
trying to compile wordtrans (these are the names in debian):
libc6-dev, xlib6g-dev, libstdc++2.10-dev, gettext, sgml-tools, g++,
libqt2 and libqt2-dev.
UPDATE: version 1.1pre8 doesn't need recode anymore (because now it
uses iconv from glibc). But it requieres the library fribidi
(packages libfribidi0 and libfribidi-dev) for improving the support
of the dictionary English-Hebrew from Babylon Translator. If you're not
interested in that dictionary then you can compile without fridibi
by editing the file Makefile.dirs and commenting the line which
says "USE_FRIBIDI_LIB=TRUE"
COMPILING WITH QT 2
-------------------
1) Edit Makefile.dirs and be sure the library paths are correct
for your system.
2) Edit Makefile.config and change if you like any compilation
option.
3) Type "make all". If everything is OK the executables will be created
in src/, the documentation in docs/salida/ and the Spanish translation
in po/.
4) As root type "make install". This will install wordtrans in
/usr/bin, qwordtrans in /usr/X11R6/bin, some configuration files in
/etc/wordtrans, the documentation in /usr/share/doc/wordtrans,
some graphics in /usr/share/wordtrans and the Spanish translation
in /usr/share/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES.
COMPILING AND INSTALLING KWORDTRANS
-----------------------------------
If you also want to compile the version for KDE 2 type "make all_kde"
and the type "make install_kde" for installing it. Of course, you'll need
the development libraries of KDE 2 installed.
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