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To install the Distributed C package at your system do the following:
1. Copy the archive to your home directory
2. Unpack the sources
3. Change the system specific macros in macros.xxxxx if required.
Define 'USE_MAPFILE' during the generation of the administration process!
You need not to generate 'dcanalyse' nor 'dclocate'.
(Read DEFINES and macros.README for more informations)
2. Change the main makefile in the top directory if required.
3. Accomodate the include files stored in subdir include:
'config.h', 'dcc.h', 'dcadmin.h'
You can skip this step and change the files later if required.
6. Build all executables by typing 'make <system>'.
It is strongly recommended to build the compiler first on a system,
for which a macros.xxxxx file already exists.
(If availible, try first a Sun SPARCstation or a HP 9000/7xx).
7. Install the package by 'make install'.
8. Following generate a system description file describing your nodes
and how to generate executables on the nodes. Store it in the home
directories of the users. See DISTRIBUTED_C/examples/config for
example files.
9. Next each user has to prepare his hosts using 'dcinstall -prepare -target
<hostname1> -target <hostname2> ...'.
Add the generated paths (e.g. $HOME/dcc/bin/SPARC) to the search paths
of the users on every prepared target!
10. Try a simple example to test the installation. Use for example
DISTRIBUTED_C/examples/buffer/buffer.dc.