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COMPILATION
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Before compile, you have to configure how to compile ASE, what
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libraries are available, release-debug-profile mode, etc. You can
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run the "fix.sh" script, answer some questions and done: the main
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makefile is created, just do
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make
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Or you could edit the "makefile.cfg", uncomment CONFIGURED=1 and
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uncomment the necessary options, and then run
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makefile -f makefile.lnx
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For MinGW, edit the "makefile.cfg" file, and then
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makefile -f makefile.mgw
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INSTALLATION
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After compilation, you have two options:
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1) Running ASE from its source directory.
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2) Install ASE in the directory that you specified in the "fix.sh" question:
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"Where do you want install ASE by default?" (generally "/usr/local")
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(in the "makefile.cfg", it's the DEFAULT_PREFIX variable)
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Run "make install" (it only works in Unix like systems)
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UNINSTALLATION
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Run "make uninstall".
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SUBVERSION
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If you downloaded ASE from the Subversion repository, after
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updating I recommend you to do:
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~/ase-trunk/$ make clean
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~/ase-trunk/$ ./fix.sh
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~/ase-trunk/$ make
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Also, you can make dependencies of the files (if you are trying to
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hack the ASE source code):
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~/ase-trunk/$ sh misc/deps.sh
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