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$Id: s.COMPILE 1.1 01/03/02 23:03:14-00:00 neumann $
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XOTcl Compilation Guide (Unix)
********************************************************
Note, that there is a src/COMPILE.win for Windows compilation.
Read this, if you plan to build XOTcl under Windows.
Before you can start, you have to fetch the full sources. These
are
xotcl-XXXXX.tar.gz
and they available from:
http://www.xotcl.org
The following steps have to be performed in order to
build XOTcl:
1) untar XOTcl in a directory of your choice by using one of:
gunzip < xotcl-XXXXX.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
or on some systems:
tar xvfz xotcl-XXXXX.tar.gz
2) run configure by issuing in the root dir:
./configure
on some platforms (e.g. under Windows Environment with
CygWin) you have to type in "sh configure" explicitly.
Per default configure searches for several packages. You
can avoid searching/override the settings with
the follwoing switches:
--prefix=DIR place where lib/packages are
to be installed (default: /usr/local)
--exec-prefix=DIR place where xotclsh/xowish
are to be installed (default: /usr/local)
--with-gdbm=INCDIR,LIBDIR include dir and lib dir of GNU gdbm (if you
want to build TclGdbm)
--without-gdbm disables GDBM compilation
--with-tcl=INCDIR,LIBDIR include dir and lib dir of Tcl
--with-tk=INCDIR,LIBDIR include dir and lib dir of Tk
NOTE: the directory information are for the src/Makefile!
(if you adress them relatively, you must start with ../../)
Example:
./configure --prefix=/usr --exec-prefix=/usr --with-tcl=../../tcl8.0.5/generic,../../tcl8.0.5/unix
then shells are installed in /usr/bin and libs are installed in /usr/lib
and /usr/lib/xotcl. Tcl 8.0.5 from ../tcl8.0.5 is used.
3) now you can make the XOTcl shell and the package index/libs with
make
4) install with:
make install
If you only want to build/install xotcl/xowish without packages you can switch to
the src directory and do there:
./configure
make
make install
You can test XOTcl by switching to the src directory and by running:
make test
Good Luck!
Please report bugs and problems to the authors under one of these
mail adresses:
uwe.zdun@uni-essen.de
gustaf.neumann@uni-essen.de
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