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Installation instructions for x-scm
1. Get and build scm4a10 or later. Make sure it works OK before proceeding,
and install scm in a directory on your path; the build procedure
for x-scm uses scm.
2. Unpack the x-scm distribution in a subdirectory directly under scm.
3. Edit the Imakefile to taste and say "imake". The Imakefile contains
rules for building three variations of scm:
xscm contains primitives for Xlib only
xmscm contains primitives for Xlib, Xt, and Motif
olscm contains primitives for Xlib, Xt, and OpenLook
Most systems have Motif or OpenLook, but not both. As distributed,
the Imakefile tries to build both. To suppress one or the other
version:
imake -DSUPPRESS_MOTIF
or
imake -DSUPPRESS_OPENLOOK
If you don't have imake, or don't want to bother with it, I've
included a Makefile generated by imake on my system in the kit,
called Makefile. It works on my system -- on other systems you
will need to tweak it -- perhaps a lot. Try to use imake if you
can.
4. Add the following lines to the *catalog* function in "require.scm"
in your Scheme library:
(ol . "ol")
(olsubs . "olsubs")
(x11 . "x11")
(xevent . "xevent")
(xm . "xm")
(xmsubs . "xmsubs")
(xt . "xt")
(xw . "xw")
5. Say "Hi mom!":
$ xmscm xhello
Try it out with some pretty pictures:
$ xmscm xmandel
Or fiddle with your colormap:
$ xmscm xcolorselect
6. When you're satisfied that it works, say "make install".
7. Have fun!
- Larry Campbell
campbell@redsox.bsw.com
August 13, 1992