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Installation Instructions
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Basic Installation
==================
An ANSI C compiler is required for build.
To build, it should be easy. There are 3 types. You may want to set some
parameters like DATAFILE.
configure:
Use "configure -help" to see what options you can set using configure
or parameters in Makefile.in .
configure ; make
imake:
Sometimes this is not setup correctly by the distributor ... i.e. not
my fault. You may want to set the DATAFILE in Imakefile .
If you have Motif you may want to do this quick edit in the Imakefile:
Uncomment line "#define XmLibrary".
xmkmf ; make
make.com (VMS users only):
You may want to set some parameters in make.com .
@make
win32/Makefile (Mingw users only):
You may want to set parameters in Makefile (like
COPT=-02 -mno-cygwin).
cd win32
make
Windows users only:
Then run "wthreed". Your on your own on installing the wthreed.ini
file.
X users only:
Then just run "xthreed". If you do a "make install" "DATAFILE" must
be set correctly.
You should copy Threed.ad to $(HOME)/Threed or use "make install"
to copy it to something like /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Threed. Edit
this file for your preferences.
make install:
Normal installation usually in /usr/local.
Optional Features
=================
X users only:
The following installation option is run after you use the configure
"make install".
make install-png:
This is used to install the "*.threed.png" images for use with menus
in Gnome and KDE.
make install-xpm:
This is used to install the "threed.?.xpm" images for use with menus
in CDE using system files (name changes from ".xpm" to ".pm" when
installing). The xpm images are the same the png images except the
small image is 24x24 instead of 22x22.
make install-xpm-home:
This is used to install the images for use with menus in CDE using
from your home directory. I have this set up using the desktop and
menus. There are probably many ways but I have it set up using
$HOME/.dt/types/dtfile.dt, $HOME/.dt/types/dtwm.fp, and $HOME/.dt/dtwmrc
These files can be copied and changed from /usr/dt.
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