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- fv Installation Instructions
-
- For most UNIX hosts, compiling fv should be as simple as typing
- make in the source directory. You may wish to edit the Makefile
- to change compile options or defines for special features.
-
- Linux 2.0.29 / Solaris 1.x / Solaris 2.x
- Just type "make"
-
- FreBSD 2.2.2
- You may need to build a different make program to use the Makefile,
- like NetBSD's make or GNU's make. If it comes to it, you could
- always type, "cc -o fv *.c -ltermcap -lcurses"
-
- Windows 95 / Windows NT
- Compiler used is Watcom C version 10.6. You will need a curses
- library such as the PDCurses v2.0 package (currently maintained by
- Mark Hessling, M.Hessling@qut.edu.au). Compile fv with this
- command: "wmake -f makefile.dos"
-
- AmigaDOS
- Compiler used is gcc v2.7.2. Curses library by Simon John Raybould
- and is v2.10 (opens its own screen). Use makefile.amiga when building
- for this platform.
-
- OS-9 / OS-9000
- You will want to edit the makefile.os9 to set compile options such
- as the target operating system (-to=) and target processor (-tp=).
- You will then need to type "mkdir objOS9; os9make" or
- "makdir objOS9; make" depending on whether you are on a cross-hosted
- or resident system respectively.
-