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- 04/30/11 16:28:19 (14 years ago)
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releases/0.99.0/INSTALL
r144 r246 5 5 ------------- 6 6 7 This package doesn't require much for installation. Just what typically 8 comes with any free operating system. Be sure you have: 7 RegLookup and its associated libraries have the following build dependencies: 9 8 10 - GNU Make9 - SCons (package "scons" in most popular distributions or from http://www.scons.org/) 11 10 - GCC 11 - talloc 2.x (under Debian, "libtalloc2" and "libtalloc-dev") 12 - Python 2 (2.6+) or Python 3 (Python is required for SCons anyway) 13 - Doxygen (optional, only needed to build developer documentation) 12 14 13 15 Note that iconv support is required, as specified in IEEE Std 1003.1 … … 20 22 ----------------- 21 23 22 make 24 scons 23 25 # and as root 24 make install 25 26 If GNU Make isn't your default, you may need to run `gmake' instead. 26 scons install 27 27 28 28 29 29 Advanced Installation 30 30 --------------------- 31 To install in a custom directory, simply change one or more of the 32 following make variables to suit your needs: 31 By default, most RegLookup files are installed in the appropriate 32 directories under /usr/local. In order to override this behavior, set 33 the PREFIX environment variable to the desired path. For example: 33 34 34 PREFIX Top level install directory. Used as base for rest unless 35 they too are overridden. (This defaults to /usr/local) 36 37 BIN_PREFIX Location for executable programs to be installed. 38 39 DOC_PREFIX Location for documentation. 40 41 MAN_PREFIX A path in the MANPATH. 42 43 44 Use the following syntax (with GNU Make) to override a variable: 45 46 # as root 47 make VAR=value install 48 49 50 For more information, see the Makefiles. 51 52 Primitive build features have been added to support cross-compiling to 53 Windows binaries using MinGW. For more information on this, see: 54 doc/mingw-build.txt 35 $ PREFIX=/home/myuser/reglookup scons install -
trunk/INSTALL
r144 r246 5 5 ------------- 6 6 7 This package doesn't require much for installation. Just what typically 8 comes with any free operating system. Be sure you have: 7 RegLookup and its associated libraries have the following build dependencies: 9 8 10 - GNU Make9 - SCons (package "scons" in most popular distributions or from http://www.scons.org/) 11 10 - GCC 11 - talloc 2.x (under Debian, "libtalloc2" and "libtalloc-dev") 12 - Python 2 (2.6+) or Python 3 (Python is required for SCons anyway) 13 - Doxygen (optional, only needed to build developer documentation) 12 14 13 15 Note that iconv support is required, as specified in IEEE Std 1003.1 … … 20 22 ----------------- 21 23 22 make 24 scons 23 25 # and as root 24 make install 25 26 If GNU Make isn't your default, you may need to run `gmake' instead. 26 scons install 27 27 28 28 29 29 Advanced Installation 30 30 --------------------- 31 To install in a custom directory, simply change one or more of the 32 following make variables to suit your needs: 31 By default, most RegLookup files are installed in the appropriate 32 directories under /usr/local. In order to override this behavior, set 33 the PREFIX environment variable to the desired path. For example: 33 34 34 PREFIX Top level install directory. Used as base for rest unless 35 they too are overridden. (This defaults to /usr/local) 36 37 BIN_PREFIX Location for executable programs to be installed. 38 39 DOC_PREFIX Location for documentation. 40 41 MAN_PREFIX A path in the MANPATH. 42 43 44 Use the following syntax (with GNU Make) to override a variable: 45 46 # as root 47 make VAR=value install 48 49 50 For more information, see the Makefiles. 51 52 Primitive build features have been added to support cross-compiling to 53 Windows binaries using MinGW. For more information on this, see: 54 doc/mingw-build.txt 35 $ PREFIX=/home/myuser/reglookup scons install -
trunk/SConstruct
r238 r246 45 45 # Installation 46 46 prefix='/usr/local/' 47 if 'PREFIX' in os.environ: 48 prefix = os.environ['PREFIX']+'/' 49 47 50 install_items = [prefix+'bin', 48 51 prefix+'lib',
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