siolibA script called config has been provided that
configures the makefiles distributed with siolib
for either Digital Unix or Linux. It has the following syntax:
The only required argument is the first, which specifies which
architecture to configure for. If config is run
without arguments, it prints the list of supported architectures
and exits.
The optional second argument is the base of the NASD install
tree. This defaults to ../nasd, which is probably
not correct if you are running straight out of an unpacked
NASD 1.0 release, which unpacks itself as nasd_1.0.
We suggest that you specify the path to the NASD tree explicitly.
The optional third argument turns on additional debugging
output inside of siolib. It currently does not matter
what value is given for the third argument; if it is present at all,
additional compilation flags are added to the appropriate places
in the makefile that config generates.
config checks to make sure that the
nasd_root argument is valid, and the generates
makefile appropriately. If a makefile
already exists, it is copied to makefile.bak first,
to avoid losing changes made locally.
Once config has been run, you build siolib
by typing make. There should be no errors or warnings.
After make has completed, you are ready to try
running the command-line programs.
Last modified: Wed Feb 17 18:56:06 EST 1999