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- This is how to compile and install Jade on a Unix system,
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- 1. Unpack the tar file into the directory where you want Jade's main
- directory to be. Something like `/usr/local' for example.
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- 2. Set up the configuration files. cd to the `src' directory. There is a
- directory called `configs', this contains the pre-made configurations.
- Look at the `configs/config.*.std' files -- if they seem okay for you
- execute the command `./Configure std' in the `src' dir. This creates two
- symbolic links `config.h' and `config.mk' to the `std' config files.
- If the `std' config is no good for you edit the files the changes you
- need into `configs/config.*.local'. Then execute the shell command
- `./Configure local'.
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- 3. Compile the editor. Go back to the main directory and execute the
- command `make'. If you want, specify different CFLAGS and LDFLAGS on the
- command line. If this doesn't work properly it probably means that the
- config files aren't set up properly.
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- 4. Install it's binary and Info files, execute the command `make install'.
- By default it will be installed under the `/usr/local' heirarchy, the
- make variable `prefix' can change this. This will also compile the Lisp
- files.
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