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$Id: README,v 1.4 2008/07/16 19:58:47 toad32767 Exp $
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Compilation and installation of LibAiff on UNIX
systems
2. Compilation of LibAiff with Microsoft Visual C
3. Using the library
4. Reporting bugs, submitting patches, etc.
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1. Compilation and installation of LibAiff on UNIX systems
If compiling directly from the source
repository, it will be necessary to generate
the configure script. This requires autoconf,
automake, and libtool to be installed.
% ./autogen.sh
The default prefix for LIBAIFF installation
is `/usr/local'. Prefix means that libraries
will be installed on the lib/ subdirectory,
includes on the include/ subdirectory and
so on.
You can chose a different prefix with the
`--prefix' option of the configuration
script.
Use `./configure --help' for more details.
In the following examples, `%' means the
shell prompt for a normal system user,
and `#' means the shell prompt for a
privileged user capable of writing to the
selected prefix.
% ./configure
After autoconfiguration is completed, it is
recommended to manually inspect the Makefile
to review the compilation options. For example,
some optimized routines are available for
PowerPC.
% make
# make install
LibAiff will be installed as a `static library'.
1.1. Installating the documentation
While the default installation script does not
do so, it is advisable to copy the
provided documentation to a system-wide
directory such as share/doc/libaiff/:
# cp MANUAL* /usr/local/share/doc/libaiff/
2. Compilation of LibAiff with Microsoft Visual C
To compile LibAiff you need to provide a <libaiff/config.h> file.
LibAiff provides an example <libaiff/config.vc.h> file that you
can simply rename to <libaiff/config.h> in order to compile LibAiff
with Visual C.
3. Using the library
Please refer to the provided documentation,
available in different formats:
MANUAL: ASCII text/plain version
MANUAL.html: HTML text/html UTF-8 version
4. Reporting bugs, submitting patches, etc.
Current LibAiff mantainer: