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Building RIL.
1. First you must get version 6.3 of TCL.
This can be FTP'd from sprite.berkely.edu, among other places.
You do not need to install tcl on your system if you don't
want to. Ril will make a library libril.a which includes tcl
and ril. That is the only library that an application needs
to link with to use RIL (and thereby TCL).
If you already have TCL, then all you have to do is edit the
Imakefile and adjust the path where TCL is built. Default
is ../tcl. (You may want to redo the whole install thing
and just put ril.o into your libtcl.a, or just include ril.o
when you link stuff...)
If you don't have TCL on your system already, get it and
follow the instructions to build it. It is straight-forward
and well documented. TCL is worthy of your attention
irrespective of RIL. You may need TCL and don't know it yet!
Once you have TCL built, proceed with building RIL.
2. Edit the Imakefile and set the destination dirs for the installation
of the ril library, header files, and binaries.
3. xmkmf
4. make World
You can try out ril and ril2ad at this point.
Look in the Demos directory for examples to try.
5. make install
Do this when you are satisfied that RIL is a Good Thing.
Please let me know of any difficulties you have, or any suggestions
on how to make the building better/easiar.
I am NOT an imake expert by any stretch of the imagination.