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$Id: INSTALL,v 1.1 2008-03-07 10:03:02 paumard Exp $
--== Cubeview for Yorick installation instructions==--
I) Install necessary and recommended dependencies
yorick, yorick-yutils, yorick-gy, gtk3
II) Copy cubeview's files to the right location
1) system-wide installation
2) single-user installation
===================
I) Install necessary and recommended dependencies
Cubeview may be packaged for your GNU/Linux distribution. Else:
Yorick:
https://github.com/dhmunro/yorick
yorick-yutils:
https://github.com/frigaut/yorick-yutils
yorick-gy:
https://github.com/paumard/yorick-gy
Gtk+ 3:
http://www.gtk.org/
II) Copy cubeview's files to the right location
In short:
./configure
make [DEST_Y_HOME=... DEST_Y_SITE=...] install
1) system-wide installation
- update Makefile: yorick -batch make.i
- to install in the main yorick directories, simply type "make
install" and you should be done. The "cubeview" script will end-up
in Y_HOME/bin, make sure there is a link in your path.
- you can fine-tune the installation directories using some variables.
Either edit the Makefile or use this syntax:
make SOME_OPTION=some/value install
List of options with default values:
DESTDIR=""
DEST_Y_SITE=$(DESTDIR)/$(Y_SITE)
DEST_Y_HOME=$(DESTDIR)/$(Y_HOME)
BIN_DIR=$(Y_HOME)/bin
MAN_DIR=$(Y_SITE)/man
DEST_BIN_DIR=$(DESTDIR)/$(BIN_DIR)
DEST_MAN_DIR=$(DESTDIR)/$(MAN_DIR)
Y_SITE and Y_HOME above have the same values as in yorick. DESTDIR
is mostly useful for packaging purposes.
If Y_SITES and Y_HOMES (note the trailing "S") are defined in
yorick, it is a good idea to install Cubeview in directories listed
there: set DEST_Y_SITE (resp. DEST_Y_HOME) to one of the
directories listed in Y_SITES (resp. Y_HOMES).
Set DEST_BIN_DIR to some directory in your path
(e.g. /usr/local/bin) and DEST_MAN_DIR to something in your
$MANPATH (e.g. /usr/local/share/man).
The files will be installed as follows:
$(DEST_Y_SITE)/i: *.i except check.i and cubeview_start.i;
$(DEST_Y_SITE)/glade: cubeview.glade;
$(DEST_Y_HOME)/i-start: cubeview_start.i
$(DEST_BIN_DIR): cubeview (chmod a+x);
$(DEST_MAN_PATH)/man1: cubeview.1.gz
2) single user installation
It is possible to do a "system-wide" type of installation even inside
a user's home directory. See the "add_y_home" function in pathfun.i
(which comes with Yorick). A simplified installation is also possible:
- determine what your Y_USER directory is. (enter yorick and type
"Y_USER"). If this directory doesn't exist, create one of
~/Yorick/, ~/yorick/ or ~/.yorick/, whichever suites your taste
better. It will henceforth be detected as Y_USER by Yorick;
- copy all *.i, and *.glade files into Y_USER (check.i and
cubeview_start.i are not required here);
- copy cubeview_start.i into Y_USER/i-start/
- copy the "cubeview" shell script somewhere in your path;
- copy cubeview.1 wherever you like your manpages. You can read it
using its full path even if it is not installed properly: e.g.
man ./cubeview.1
- make sure the "cubeview" shell script is executable: e.g.
chmod a+x /path/to/cubeview
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