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TENDRA 5.0.0 INSTALLATION INFORMATION
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REVISION INFORMATION
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$Id$
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COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
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Please read the file COPYRIGHT for the copyright notice.
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DOWNLOADING INFORMATION
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The TenDRA 5.0.0 release is available via the Web site:
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  http://www.tendra.org/download/releases/tendra/
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or by FTP from ftp.allbsd.org, in the directory /pub/TenDRA/releases/tendra/.
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It consists of the gzipped tar archive:
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	TenDRA-5.0.0.tar.gz
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(about 3.9MB - see the actual site for the precise figure), plus the
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optional documentation, comprising a copy of the documents available
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from the TenDRA web site:
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	TenDRA-5.0.0-doc.tar.gz
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(about 760kB).
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
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TenDRA has a few dependencies, of which only one would most likely be missing
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on any decent Unix or Unix-like system:
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ash,
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awk,
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sed
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The main source archive can be extracted using:
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pax.bz2:	bzip2 -dc TenDRA-<version|date>.pax.bz2 | pax -rv
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pax.gz:		gzip -dc TenDRA-<version|date>.pax.gz | pax -rv
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tar.bz2:	bzip2 -dc TenDRA-<version|date>.tar.bz2 | tar xvf -
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tar.gz:		gzip -dc TenDRA-<version|date>.tar.gz | tar xvf -
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to give a directory, TenDRA-<version|date>, containing the release source.
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If you also want to install the release documentation you will also need to
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download TenDRA-5.0.0-doc.tar.gz and extract this as above.  The
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documentation is extracted into the subdirectory TenDRA-5.0.0/doc.
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The release is installed by running the shell script 'makedefs' found in
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the main source directory.  The default configuration installs the
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public executables into /usr/local/bin, the private executables,
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libraries, configuration files etc. into /usr/local/lib/TenDRA, and
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the manual pages into /usr/local/man.  This location and other options  may
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be changed by passing along variables to the 'makedefs' script (which is
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fully commented).
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Use this command to build:
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	$ ./makedefs
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	$ make
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	$ make wrappers
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The following are the old instructions from 5.0.0
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For example:
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	$ CC=gcc ./makedefs
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will configure the build to use gcc as the compiler.  Follow this up with
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executing make (or bmake if called like that):
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	$ make -DBOOTSTRAP
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When compilation is done follow up with:
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	$ make
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And when all is done use the following to install:
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	$ make install
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KNOWN INSTALLATION PROBLEMS
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Several of the components have been updated to use the posix1 or xpg4
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APIs rather than the older posix and xpg3.  Due to an error in the
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TenDRA-4.1.1 posix1 API specification, this means that they may not
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compile under the TenDRA-4.1.1 (although they will with TenDRA-4.1.2
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of course).  If this is an issue then modify the Makefiles to use
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the older APIs.
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The location of certain system linker files has changed in later versions
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of Linux.  The solution is to change the tcc environment files to reflect
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the new locations.
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Todo:	cd src/lib/env/linux/elf
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	mv 80x86 80x86.old
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	mv 80x86.new 80x86