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Old 09-28-2002, 12:35 PM   #1
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prismdump


Has anyone installed prismdump??? I have read the README.install but still stuck at the last few steps. Can some one enlighten me on this?

below shown the steps:

HOW TO BUILD PRISMDUMP

Requirements
----------------
You need the following:

1. The wiretap library which is part of ethereal. You can download
the ethereal sources from from www.ethereal.com

2. You should also have glib (part of GTK) and Zlib.

3. C compilers etc.


Building Prismdump
----------------------
In order to build prismdump you must also build the wiretap
library. The easiest way to do so is simply to run "./configure"
followd by "make" in the ethereal directory.

Once you have ethereal built you can configure prismdump. You do this
by changing the following variables in the Makefile:

1. Set CC and LD to the name of your C-compiler and linker respectively.

2. Set WIRETAP_PATH to the location of the wiretap library (usually
below the ethereal library)

3. Set the GLIB_INCLUDE path to point to where your GTK includes are
located.

4. Save and run "make" you should now an executable named "prismdump"
 
  


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