Changeset 1436 for trunk/INSTALL


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Timestamp:
08/28/08 13:57:13 (16 years ago)
Author:
Malte Marquarding
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move to use ReST tro be able to use the file in wiki/html

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    99scons has several targets. It is recommended to execute them sequentially.
    10 The normal install procedure is as follows:
     10The normal install procedure is as follows
     11.. code::
     12
    1113   scons
    1214   # Do this if you haven't got a data directory already
     
    1921Obtaining the data directory
    2022============================
     23
    2124The data repository can be obtained separately after installing ASAP.
    22 Before you run asap for the first time simply run
     25Before you run asap for the first time simply run::
     26
    2327    asap_update_data
     28
    2429This will install the data repository into the correct location.
    2530
    2631There are several ways to do this.
    27 a) If you already have the 'data' directory, copy it to the root directory and run the normal install procedure.
     32a) If you already have the 'data' directory, copy it to the root directory and run the normal install procedure::
     33
    2834   scons
    2935   scons install
    3036
    3137b) You can obtain the data repository from the ftp site.
    32    Simply run
     38   Simply run::
     39
    3340        export ASAPDATA=.
    3441        ./bin/asap_update_data
     42
    3543   This will retrieve and unpack the data directory.
    36    After this run:
     44   After this run::
     45
    3746        scons install
    3847
     
    4049==============================
    4150
    42 after building using 'scons', you can create a compressed tarball of the binaries. This is done via the target 'makedist='. The argument should be an obvious identifier for the system you want to support, e.g. 'sarge' or 'fc5-x86_64'
     51after building using 'scons', you can create a compressed tarball of the binaries. This is done via the target 'makedist='. The argument should be an obvious identifier for the system you want to support, e.g. 'sarge' or 'fc5-x86_64'::
    4352
    4453    scons makedist=sarge
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