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How to compile X-CD-Roast 0.96e
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Compiling X-CD-Roast is very easy, when you have all the required libraries
installed. On most recent distributions TCL/TK 8.0 and Tix should be
preinstalled and therefore you have no further trouble.
(I tested this with RedHat 4.2, 5.1 and 5.2 - No need to care about any
libs. Just compile X-CD-Roast and it should work at once)
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Note for SuSE-Linux Users:
Be sure that the X11-Development-package is installed! Without it
you will get a lot of error-messages at compile-time!
If you have not installed the tcl/tk/tix-packages shipped with SuSE, but
instead build your own libraries you have to call configure with the
--nosuse option.
./configure --nosuse
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Run the "./configure"-script in this directory to automatically check
if you have everything installed you need for compilation.
If the script fails you have to install TCL/TK and Tix yourself. Perhaps
these libraries are on your Linux-distribution-CD and you never installed them.
Otherwise you have to download the source-code for the libraries and install
them manually. (See later how to do that)
X-CD-Roast will be installed by default to /usr/local. If you prefer
another base-directory (e.g. /usr ), then you can use the --prefixdir
option of configure.
./configure --prefixdir /usr
This will cause that the "make install"-command will install X-CD-Roast
to /usr/bin/xcdroast, and its libraries to /usr/lib/xcdroast-0.96e.
If you are not sure where to install X-CD-Roast, just keep the default
value /usr/local. This means just run "./configure" without any additional
options.
Hint for RedHat 5.0 users: You have to update your glibc in order to get
Master-Image working. Download it from the RedHat-Server or update
to RedHat 5.1 or 5.2.
Overview:
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Step 1: Run "./configure"
-------------------------
If the script tells you that everything is fine, you can type
"make" and afterwards "make install" to compile and install
X-CD-Roast. Then you are ready to burn and you can quit reading this.
When configure fails, follow the next steps:
Step 2: Download TCL/TK/Tix Libraries:
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ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl/tcl8.0p2.tar.gz
ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl/tk8.0p2.tar.gz
ftp://ftp.xpi.com/pub/Tix4.1.0.006.tar.gz
(or get them on my webpage "http://www.fh-muenchen.de/rz/xcdroast")
Note: It is not necessary to install tcl/tk8.0p2 (patchlevel 2 of TCL/TK 8.0),
the original release 8.0 or patchlevel 1 will also work nicely.
Also the new 8.0.3 release will work.
Note 2: When you update one of these libraries you have to recompile ALL
of them in order to work together. When you update your TCL/TK
installation to patchlevel 2 without recompiling Tix, X-CD-Roast
will just create segmentation-faults from time to time.
Step 2.1: Compile and Install Libraries (static) :
------------------------------------------------
Note: This describes how to build the static stand-alone version of
X-CD-Roast. Stand-alone means that all libraries and external
data is compiled into one big binary. This way you can transfer
the binary to another system, without installing any additional
libraries. When you have both static and shared (dynamic)
libraries on your system, the linker will always use the shared
ones...
Note 2: You have to compile all the libraries from the same base-directory
(e.g. unpack all the distribution-files in /home/src and compile them
there). When you have different compilation-directories then the
compilation of the libs may fail. Also don't delete the source-files
of a library after you installed it, because the next library-
compilation relies on its files. When you installed all of TCL/TK
and Tix, then its save to delete the source-directories in order
to free diskspace.
If you want to create a shared linked binary, skip this and
read Step 2.2.
1) Unpack tcl8.0.tar.gz and compile:
cd tcl8.0/unix
./configure
make
make install (as root)
2) Unpack tk8.0.tar.gz and compile:
cd tk8.0/unix
./configure
make
make install (as root)
3) Unpack Tix4.1.0.006.tar.gz and compile:
cd Tix4.1.0/unix/tk8.0
./configure --enable-sam
make
cd ..
./configure
make install (as root)
Step 2.2: Compile and Install Libraries (shared) :
------------------------------------------------
Note: This are instruction how to compile the shared libraries
needed for X-CD-Roast. If you want X-CD-Roast statically
linked, follow the instructions in Step 2.1.
When you compile a shared linked version of X-CD-Roast, the
resulting binary is much smaller, but needs access to all
the libraries to run.
1) Unpack tcl8.0.tar.gz and compile:
cd tcl8.0/unix
./configure --enable-shared
make
make install (as root)
2) Unpack tk8.0.tar.gz and compile:
cd tk8.0/unix
./configure --enable-shared
make
make install (as root)
3) Unpack Tix4.1.0.006.tar.gz and compile:
cd Tix4.1.0/unix/tk8.0
./configure --enable-shared
make
cd ..
./configure
make install (as root)
Now the user root should do a "ldconfig" to register the new shared
libraries in the system.
Step 3: Compile and Install X-CD-Roast:
---------------------------------------
Now you have everything prepared for compilation of X-CD-Roast.
Go back to your xcdroast-0.96e-dir and type "./configure" to create
the Makefiles. Then type "make" to compile xcdroast.
After a "make install" you are ready to burn!
24.11.98 Thomas Niederreiter
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