cppannotations/annotations/INSTALL
Frank B. Brokken 777b182edd Moved all files but 'excluded', 'sf', and 'sourcetar' to ./annotations
This allowed me to standardize the sourcetar and sf/* scripts: the base
    directory (containing ./git) is now empty, except for maintenance scripts,
    while the source files and build scripts of the annotations are stored in
    a subdirectory of their own.
2013-05-29 20:44:08 +02:00

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To install the C++ Annotations:
0. To use the `build' script you must have `icmake'. Below it is assumed
you do.
1. Inspect the directories defined in INSTALL.im and change their
definitions if that would suit you better.
2. Execute:
./build docs
3. Execute:
./build install
or, if you'd rather have compressed .html, .dvi, .pdf and .ps files:
./build cinstall
To both ./build install and ./build cinstall you may optionally add a
directory below which you'd like all documents to be installed. If not
specified, the root (/) directory is used. INSTALL.im's paths are
appended to / or to your explicitly specified directory. E.g., the
cpp-annotations man page is by default installed in
/usr/share/man/man7
but if you issue the command
./build install /tmp/cpp-annot
it will end up in
/tmp/cpp-annot/usr/share/man/man7
You must likely be the `root' user to use the default (i.e., /).
Frank