If GmkPack has already been installed by an administrator, you can skip this section.
Before using GmkPack , you have to ''configure'' it and ''build'' it. Because GmkPack has been written in a very primitive way, this configuration
step consists just in filling properly the configuration file (GMKFILE) so that the building process can run.
The building process does very few things actually : it is a shell script which checks some environment variables, checks some variables from
the configuration file and sets the files permissions ; then it might build a program (for distributed compilation) and finally it installs
the man pages. All that is very fast to run.
The building process can abort if the configuration file does not fit. However all that is in the configuration file is not needed at the time of the building process, so that you can finalize the configuration file much later after you have build GmkPack . However, it is better to start with a proper configuration file !
ksh or bash. Other Shell may work but they have not been tested. You need Perl, too, and at least perl 5.0 version 6 subversion 1 ; perl 5.0 patchlevel 4 subversion 4 has been proven not to be a sufficient version.
build_gmkpack ; the standard output should look so :
Environment variables : SHELL=/bin/bash PERL=/usr/bin/perl GMKFILE=PGI.LXGMAP Directories/files permissions : Overview of architecture file : GMKWRKDIR=/home/khatib/tmp/gmktmp.12895 LIBFRT=PGI616 Install codes configuration files : Install scripts : aux/bl95stuffpack.sh ... aux/catenvpack.sh ... aux/cplpack.sh ... aux/create_odbglue.sh ... aux/depspack.sh ... aux/dummylibspack.sh ... aux/envvarpack.sh ... aux/ggetpack.sh ... aux/icspack.sh ... aux/intfbF90.sh ... aux/libspack.sh ... aux/licensepack.sh ... aux/lnkpack.sh ... aux/loadpack.sh ... aux/mkcplpack.sh ... aux/mkdirpack.sh ... aux/mkintfb.sh ... aux/noupdpack.sh ... aux/odbstuffpack.sh ... aux/pathpack.sh ... aux/Pcplpack.sh ... aux/privarpack.sh ... aux/Psystem.sh ... aux/Pupdpack.sh ... aux/Pviewpack.sh ... aux/sizepack.sh ... aux/sortpack.sh ... aux/splitpack.sh ... aux/syspack.sh ... aux/unsxrpack.sh ... aux/updpack.sh ... aux/viewpack.sh ... aux/vppstuffpack.sh ... aux/wrkpack.sh ... aux/gmak.pl ... aux/lib-file.pl ... aux/lib-shell.pl ... aux/make_intfbl.pl ... aux/my_check_inc_intfb.pl ... aux/my_check_norm.pl ... aux/sun_specific.pl ... util/admpack ... util/clearpack ... util/envpack ... util/flushpack ... util/genpack ... util/gmkpack ... util/idotpack ... util/lockpack ... util/logpack ... util/lspack ... util/progpack ... util/Psize ... util/readpack ... util/resetpack ... util/rlspack ... util/rmpack ... util/scanpack ... util/showpack ... util/usrpack ... util/vipack ... spl/mpsh.pl ... Install man pages : Installation finished for SERIAL execution (Maximum number of threads on this machine : 1).
envpack which will print out some information about your environment
related to GmkPack :
GMKROOT = /home/khatib/bin/gmkpack.6.3 ROOTPACK = /home/khatib/rootpack HOMEPACK = /home/khatib/pack HOMEBIN = /home/khatib/pack GMKTMP = /home/khatib/tmp gmkpack is /home/khatib/bin/gmkpack.6.3/util/gmkpack registered as : /home/khatib/bin/gmkpack.6.3/util/gmkpack
gmkpack to the last version installed :
% cd $(dirname $GMKROOT) % ln -s $(basename $GMKROOT) gmkpack