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Now you are reading the file "script/config.help". This is a brief
manual of the "configure" program of xcin version 2.3.03 (and above).
{bzb\Ū "script/config.help" ɡCoO@ xcin 2.3.03 (ΥHW)
"configure" {ФC
The configure procedure is divided into two parts, with the following
two scripts called by the "configure" program:
xcin ]w{ǤӨBJAO "configure" {ҩIsU
{ҹF:
1. script/configure.menu:
It will display a menu for users to do manual setting. After
the setting, it will save the result into the file "config.status".
{|CX@ӿzӳ]wCb]wA|N]w
Ȧsb "config.status" ɤC
2. script/configure.makefile:
It will do simple configuration and create Makefiles according
to the "config.status". Therefore, you can create/modify the
"config.status" file by hand and just run this script manually
to complete the configuration.
{|ھڱzb "config.status" ]wȰi@B]wAüg
XҦ Makefile C]Az]iHۦg (έק) @ config.status
ɨê楻{AHҦ]wʧ@C
The main program "configure" accepts the following arguements:
D{ "configure" iHHUﶵ:
Usage: configure [-h] [--help] [--prefix=PREFIX] [--os=OSTYPE] [--no-menu]
Option "--prefix" will change the installation prefix path.
"--prefix" ﶵiHܹw]w˸|C
Option "--os" will select an OS type (see below)
"--os" ﶵiHܧ@~tΪO (U)
If option "--no-menu" is applied, then the displaying menu will
be skipped, and the program enter the creating Makefiles directly.
pGzϥΤF "--no-menu" ﶵAh{|Lo@BAӪiJ
gX Makefiles o@BC
In the menu, if you want to change any setting, you can just press a
"hot key" in the braket []. For example, if you press "x" or "X", then
you will enter a sub-menu for detialed setting of the "xcin" package.
b椤ApGzQnܥ]wAziHUA [] YӹF
CҦpApGzU "x" "X", hzN|iJ "xcin" ƿHi
i@B]wC
The options "--prefix" and "--os" of the main program "configure" will
affect the corresponding values in the manu. For example, setting the
"--prefix" will change the xcin-bin path, xcin-main path, and xcin-manual
path at the same time. Of coures, you can separately change the three "xcin-"
paths if you like.
D{ﶵ "--prefix" H "--os" |vT椤۹ﶵCҦpA]
w "--prefix" |Pɧ xcin-bin path, xcin-main path, H xcin-manual
path CMAzwܤ]iHO]wo "xcin-" paths ȡC
Similarly, the option "--os", or, changing "[E]Environment" in the menu,
will also change the "[C]C Compiler", "[F]CFLAGS", "[I]X Include", and
"[L]X Library" at the same time. There are pre-defined environment (or OS
type) in the "script/os_def" directory. You can create your own environment
with suitable Environment name, C Compiler, CFLAGS, X Include, and X Library
in the menu and just use the command [O] to save it. Then a new environment
setting file will be created in "script/os_def", and you can reload it when
you need.
aAﶵ "--os", Ϊ̬Ob椤 "[E]Environment" ]|Pɧ
"[C]C Compiler", "[F]CFLAGS", "[I]X Include", H "[L]X Library" ȡC
bڭ̦b "script/os_def" ؿUѤFXӹw] (Χ@~tO)
zΡCz]iHۦwq@ҡA]nAҦW (Χ@~tΦW)B
C sĶWB X Include ؿBH X 禡wؿAU "O" Ns
_ӡAh{|Nz]wg "script/os_def" ؿUAziHbݭnɱN
sJϥΡC
Besides these, the xcin package has the following portions:
FoǥH~A "xcin" t٥]FHUXӳ:
1. [X]Xcin:
The "xcin" main program. It has the options:
"xcin" D{CHUӿﶵ:
C_Font: the default Chinese font name
E_Font: the default English font name
C_Font: w]rW
E_Font: w]^rW
2. [T]Input Tables:
The ".cin" tables. Now in addition to the converted ".tab*" tables,
you can also decide if you want to install the source of the tables
(i.e., ".cin" files).
oإ]F ".cin" ɡC{bzFiHwഫn ".tab*" ɥH
~Az]iHMwO_n˥̪l (Y ".cin" )C
3. [U]Utilities:
Here we only provide two utilities:
bڭ̥uѨӤu{:
cin2tab: a converter from ".cin" to ".tab*".
tsintools: a collect of programs for "tsin" functionality.
cin2tab: ".cin" ".tab*" ഫ{C
tsintools: PJk{C
4. [D]Documentations:
This includes manual pages, HOWTOs, and some other documents.
oإ]F man page, HOWTO AHΨLC
After all the settings, you can apply the command "[S]Save and Continue"
to do configuration and Makefiles creation. Then you can type "make" and
"make install", and enjoy.
bodz]wAzNiHU "[S]Save and Continue" ROHii@B]w
μgX Makefile ɡCMAzNiH "make" "make install", }l
xcin FC
by Tung-Han Hsieh (ªF)
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