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- Compiling/Installing TTY ULarn
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- ULarn should compile on any Unix like O/S (Linux, NetBSD, solaris etc).
- The code has only been tested on gcc as it is the only compiler I use
- on unix based systems. It may or may not work on other compilers.
- I have tested it on the following systems:
- Pentium-4 running Red Hat Linux 7.1
- Amiga A4000/040 running NetBSD 1.5.2
- Sun UltraSparc running Solaris 2.5.2
- There is no auto configure script provided. I usually find them more
- trouble than they are worth. For example, the configure script for
- ularn 1.5pl4 (the old TTY version) made a right balls up on the
- UltraSparc Solaris system, and I ended up having to manually configure
- everything anyway.
- Some unix systems may need dos2unix (or equivalent command to strip ^M)
- to be run on the source files and the makefile before compiling.
- The Sun Ultrasparc did, linux didn't.
- NOTE: Source installation is the only form I support for unix systems.
- I do not release ULarn executables for the X11 version as there
- are way too many variants.
- To compile and install ULarn:
- 1. Edit makefile.tty to set system specific include and library paths.
- This may not be necessary as the default include path is the most
- common location for the necessary include files.
- Change the INSTALL_PATH and LIB_PATH in to specify the desired install
- location.
- Set LIB to the curses library you are using (probably -lncurses for linux
- or -lcurses for other unix variants).
- 2. Edit config.h
- a) Set LIBDIR to the install location of the lib directory
- b) Make sure that only the appropriate O/S define is uncommented.
- (UNIX_TTY for the TTY version).
- 4. Compile using make -f Makefile.tty
- 5. Install using make -f Makefile.tty install
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