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- Compiling IRIT on unix (SGI SYSV and BSD4.3 based system) is fairly simple.
- As the given files uses msdos file convension (CRLF as eof), you need to
- convert them to unix (LF as eof), and rename them all to lower case. The
- DOS2UNIX csh script will do it for you - edit and remove all the CR from
- its lines (^M), save it and type 'csh DOS2UNIX'.
- rename makefile.unx to makefile, edit this file and select the variables for
- your system, save the file, and run make.
-
-
- IRIT is a little bit more difficult to compile on msdos, so few hints:
-
- Using Turbo C 2.0 integrated environment, do the following:
-
- 1. Make sure you have as much memory as possible (must be 640k system).
- Tsr's of more that 100k will be probably too much.
- 2. Unpack all the archive, into one directory (haa, but I did that - how do
- you think I am reading this file?).
- 3. Fire Turbo C integrated environment.
- 4. Load irit.tc by typing 'Alt-O', 'R'.
- 5. Modify the include/libraries directories in 'Alt-O', 'D'.
- 6. Compile by typing 'Alt-C', 'M'. (ignore the warnings!)
-
- Alternatively, you can use the makefile.tc: rename it to makefile, and edit it
- and irit.lnk for the library directory and fire TC make.
-
- Now for the other staff in this archive:
-
- IRIT is too big to compile in debug mode and executed, so a test program called
- IPrsrTst has been created. This one can be compiled in both debug and regular
- modes (iprsrtst.tc is regular, and iprsrtsd.tc is the debug version. This
- program has no graphics, and interact through the regular stdin/out. irit.tc
- can be used to compile IRIT itself). But even that is sometimes too big so,
- you may take out the Booleans (bool-hi, bool1low, bool2low) if you are
- debugging unrelated staff, and include dummy (dummy.c -> dummy.lib) instead.
-
- Gershon