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Feb 2, 2007, 6:55:36 PM (19 years ago)
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eugene
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setting the version numbers in configure.ac

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  • trunk/psconfig/INSTALL

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    11
    2 This is the top-level directory of the IPP software.  here are a few
    3 notes for installing IPP software in the correct order.  A few things
    4 to keep in mind:
     2The psconfig system allows the user to build and install the IPP
     3software suite into a location which is flexibly defined by the user.
     4The tools here also set up the user's environment variables (PATH,
     5PERL5LIB, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, etc) to make use of the installed
     6software.  With the psconfig tools, it is easy to switch between
     7different installed versions or to recompile subsets of the IPP tree.
    58
    6 * three directories checked out here from CVS are mirrored from
    7 external sources.  DO NOT try to commit changes into those branches as
    8 your commits will be lost when the repository is updated.  The
    9 directories to watch out for are: Ohana, psLib, psModules
     9NOTE: the psconfig.sh script uses the csh / tcsh shell. A bash version
     10is not currently available. 
    1011
    11 * the current (Jan 2006) tested versions of software depend on
    12 specific tagged branches for certain components.  if you have checked
    13 this tree out of CVS, you will have to update those modules to their
    14 branch tags.  the following commands will bring you up to date with
    15 those versions:
     12---
    1613
    17 cvs up -r eam_rel9_p0 psModules
    18 cvs up -r eam_rel9_b1 psLib
     14Install Locations
    1915
    20 required sequence:
     16To use the psconfig system, place the following line in your ~/.cshrc
     17file:
    2118
    22  psLib
    23  psModules
    24  glueforge
    25  metadatadb
    26  ippTools/p2tools
     19alias psconfig "source PATH/psconfig.sh"
    2720
    28  
     21where PATH is the path to the file psconfig.sh in this directory
     22(ipp/psconfig/psconfig.sh).
    2923
    30 --
     24The psconfig system places the installed binary files by default in
     25directories below ~/psconfig.  To use a different location, place the
     26following line in ~/.psconfigrc (otherwise not needed):
    3127
    32 ** required PERL modules:
     28set PSCONFIG = INSTALL_PATH
    3329
    34 Carp
    35 Template
    36 Statistics::Descriptive
    37 Params::Validate
    38 Parse::RecDescent
    39 DateTime::Format::ISO8601
    40 Class::Accessor::Fast
     30where INSTALL_PATH is the top-level directory for all binary
     31installations.
    4132
    42 perl -MCPAN -e 'install MODULE'
     33Using psconfig to set / examine your install system:
    4334
    44 http://search.cpan.org/
     35psconfig: set or show the current pslib configuration information
     36USAGE: psconfig (version) : set configuration to specified version
     37       psconfig --bin     : return the current path
     38       psconfig --libs    : return the current library path
     39       psconfig --list    : list currently availabe configuration versions
     40       psconfig --help    : this listing
    4541
    46 --
     42---
    4743
    48 user-level installation of perl modules:
     44Building
    4945
    50 * run cpan:
    51 cpan
    52 (answer questions to install in your home dir)
     46To build the full IPP tree using the psconfig system, run 'psbuild' in
     47this directory, and provide a release version.  (NOTE: if you are
     48building from a checked-out tarball, the CVS tags are not used, and
     49you will not be able to use the update.
    5350
    54 # install packages:
    55 cpan Carp
    56 cpan Template
    57 cpan Statistics::Descriptive
    58 cpan Params::Validate
    59 cpan Parse::RecDescent
    60 cpan DateTime::Format::ISO8601
    61 cpan Class::Accessor::Fast
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