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unifdef installation instructions
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Dependencies:
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* unifdef is mostly ANSI C, with a few unixisms
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* unifdefall is a Unix shell script
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* the manual uses the nroff mdoc macros
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* the support and test scripts are Unix shell scripts
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To build on Unix, type `make`. You can adjust the compilation options
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using the POSIX standard CFLAGS and LDFLAGS make variables.
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To install in your home directory, type `make install`
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or to install in /usr type `make prefix=/usr install`.
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See the start of the Makefile for the install location
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variables.
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The win32 subdirectory contains build files for MinGW and Visual
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Studio 2010 which make use of the FreeBSD code plus some other
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portability wrappers.
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To build with MinGW, type `mingw32-make -f win32/Makefile.mingw`.
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Unlike the Unix Makefile, the Windows builds do not automatically
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create or update version.h. The release tar and zip files include a
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pre-generated version.h but the git repository does not. To build from
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a git clone you need a Unix shell environment, which you can get as
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part of GitHub for Windows - http://windows.github.com/
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To update version.h, right-click on the fanf2/unifdef repository and
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select "open a shell here", then type `sh scripts\reversion.sh`.
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We assume Unix provides the BSD err.h functions and C99 stdbool.h. The
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FreeBSD subdirectory has copies of err.c and getopt.c for systems such
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as Windows that don't have them built in.
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- end -
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