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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><HTML><HEAD> <TITLE>libGiST, v.0.9b1</TITLE> <META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="Mozilla/3.0b5aGold (WinNT; I) [Netscape]"></HEAD><BODY TEXT="#333333" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" LINK="#006699" VLINK="#999900" ALINK="#999900"><H1>libGiST v.0.9b1 Installation Notes <IMG SRC="gist.gif" HEIGHT=194 WIDTH=254 ALIGN=RIGHT></H1><CENTER><P><HR WIDTH="100%"></P></CENTER><H2>Portability</H2><P>libGiST was concurrently developed under HP/UX with the g++ compiler,and under Windows NT with the Microsoft Visual C++ 4.1 compiler. It isalso reported to have ported cleanly under Solaris with g++. Sincethese platforms are quite different, we expect the code to be quite portable,but have not done extensive porting ourselves. Before you port libGiSTto other platforms, please check the <A HREF="http://s2k-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/gist/libgist/">libGiSThome page</A> and see if anyway has done it for you already. If not, andyou succeed in porting, contact us at <A HREF="mailto:gist@postgres.berkeley.edu">gist@postgres.berkeley.edu</A>!</P><CENTER><P><HR WIDTH="100%"></P></CENTER><H2>NT Installation Notes</H2><H3>Requirements</H3><UL><LI>Either an unzip package, or tar and gunzip. All of these are widelyavailable on the web.</LI><LI>Microsoft Visual C++ version 4.1: earlier versions may work, but wemake no guarantees</LI><LI>Microsoft Developer Studio: not strictly necessary, but you will haveto create your own NMAKE files if you don't have Developer Studio</LI><LI>bison & flex: not actually required for libGiST, but necessaryto use the demonstration code. bison and flex for Windows are freely availableon the Web from a variety of sources.</LI></UL><H3>Procedure</H3><OL><LI>Run the genparse.bat script in the topmost directory.</LI><LI>Load libGiST\libGiST.mdp into Developer Studio. You probably want tobuild both the Debug and Release configurations.</LI><LI>For each demo project of interest, there is a .mdp file in the directorythat can be loaded into Developer Studio to build the demo applications.</LI><LI>Libraries and executables will be left with their sources. Ifyou wish to install them elsewhere, you will need to do so by hand.</LI></OL><CENTER><P><HR WIDTH="100%"></P></CENTER><H2>UN*X Installation Notes</H2><H3>Requirements</H3><UL><LI>Either an unzip package, or tar and gunzip. All of these are widelyavailable on the web.</LI><LI>g++ version 2.7.2: other versions may work, as may other C++ compilers,but we have not tested any.</LI><LI>gmake: you may substitute make, but will need to rewrite the (simple) Makefilesto suit.</LI><LI>bison & flex: not actually required for libGiST, but necessaryto use the demonstration code. bison and flex are freely available on theWeb from a variety of sources. It is possible that yacc and lex may besubstituted, but we have not tested them.</LI></UL><H3>Procedure</H3><OL><LI>Edit the top-level Makefile, and set paths for the various tools, etc.</LI><LI>Run gmake -- it will recursively make libGiST and all the example projects.</LI><LI>Libraries and executables will be left with their sources. Ifyou wish to install them elsewhere, you will need to do so by hand.</LI></OL><CENTER><P><HR WIDTH="100%"></P></CENTER><P>Comments, questions and suggestions may be directed to <I><A HREF="mailto:gist@postgres.berkeley.edu">gist@postgres.berkeley.edu</A></I></P></BODY></HTML>⌨️ 快捷键说明
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