From 708551768795dc56e63c51658be3ed2b08630c0e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Guenter Geiger Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 14:55:29 +0000 Subject: remove leftover svn path=/trunk/externals/ggee/; revision=2580 --- install | 77 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 77 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 install (limited to 'install') diff --git a/install b/install deleted file mode 100644 index bf92264..0000000 --- a/install +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ - - -For the copyright notice read the file LICENCE.txt. -I would like to be notified if you use this code, change it for your own -project or would like to have some improvement. I will even accept patches -if the don't break anything. - - -Installation Instructions for ggee -=================================== - -To compile ggee under Linux and IRIX: - -Unpack ggee.**.tar.gz (you have already done that). - -cd to the ggee directory and type - -"configure" followed by -"make" for building single externals -"make ggext" for building the "classical" ggext library. - -that should do it for Linux. Any other platform I haven't tested -yet, and I would like to hear how the compilation works there. - -For building on NT, use the build.bat script. -Before doing that, take a look if there are some dll's hanging around, -I may have included them. - - -*****NEW**** -ggee now comes with support for pd-0.32. If you want to compile ggee for -earlier versions of pd, copy the files m_pd.h, m_imp.h and !! g_canvas.h -to the ggee "include" directory and configure with - -./configure --with-minor-version=30 - - - -STK external (with STK 3.2) -============= - -Get the STK toolkit from: - - - -To use the stk object, you have to download Perry Cooks STK toolkit. -Unpack it besides ggee. - -Then you have to remove the file stk/include/Object.h - -call configure with - configure --with-stk=../stk - -and then do a make. - - and finally, as stk needs some sound samples, you have to call - -make install_stk - - as root. - - -Usage -====== - -To use the ggext library within pd you have to load it with the "-lib" switch. (see pd -help) -If you built the single externals you can copy them either to a common place and use the -"-path" option for pd (e.g. copy them to /usr/lib/pd/externs and call pd like -"pd -path /usr/lib/pd/externs". Or, you can just put them into the same -directory as you put the patches which use them. - -make install by default puts either ggext.pd_linux or all the single externals into /usr/lib/pd/externs. - -You can put these default options into your ".pdrc" file. - - -Guenter -- cgit v1.2.1