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Distribution: pclos2009.2, slack13, Debian Lenny (+30 others, for test only)
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'gpsim' and 'grapiclcd' can be installed with "Synaptic" or
sudo apt-get install gpsim gpsim-lcd-graphic
.. providing gpsim version 0.20.0 and grapiclcd version 0.3.0 .
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.....
"Build requires" to compile the source code :
sudo apt-get install \
libpopt-dev libgtkextra-x11-2.0-dev flex bison libreadline-dev
.. 'byacc' can cause errors, > > bison is installed, no byacc.
.. When the new code is downloaded ..
4) libtoolize
5) aclocal
6) autoheader
7) automake --add-missing
8) autoconf
9) ./configure --prefix=/usr/
10) make
.. and remove other versions of 'gpsim' installed to /usr/
.. or /usr/local/ , if you want "lcd" and / or "graphic_lcd".
11) sudo make install
12) cd extra/lcd/
13) .. repeat commands ' 4 .. 11 '
14) cd ../ graphic_lcd/
15) .. repeat commands ' 4 .. 11 '
.....
16) .. No more commands.. .. everything has been installed
to /usr/ .... and then : Good luck ! ... ...
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Last edited by knudfl; 11-08-2009 at 01:27 PM..
Reason: ./configure edited to ./configure --prefix=/usr/
Distribution: pclos2009.2, slack13, Debian Lenny (+30 others, for test only)
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The only isue, I had now, when testing 'gpsim' comes from
the used './configure' instead of './configure --prefix=/usr/'.
The 'gpsim' binary seems to be hard coded to look for libraries
in /usr/lib/ only. So either " ./configure --prefix=/usr/ "
or you will have to link the used libraries to /usr/lib/.
If you're trying to install gpsim on Ubuntu (9.10) or other Debian distribution you will get some errors even you try installing them with synaptic or the tarball given on the site
The better solution is to use Subversion :
1) mkdir gsim-svn this create a folder were we are going to download the source from svn
2) cd gsim-svn/ go inside the directory you've just created
3)
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