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INSTALLATION GUIDE TO MALAGA 7.11
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INSTALLATION GUIDE TO MALAGA 7.12
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(C) 1996 Bjoern Beutel
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Malaga should be easily portable to nearly every POSIX system on which an
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ISO-C90-Compiler is running. It also runs on Win32 systems after being compiled
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using the MinGW GCC compiler.
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ISO-C90-Compiler is running.
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Malaga is available as a ".tgz" (GNU tar + GNU zip) archive. For extraction in
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POSIX systems, you need to have GNU tar, version 1.11.2 or later,
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installed. It is freely available from <http://www.gnu.org/software/tar>.
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For extraction on Win32 systems, you need to have
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- either 7-Zip (free, <http://www.7-zip.org>),
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- or PowerArchiver 6.1 (free, <http://www.sfsu.edu/ftp/win/utils>,
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- or WinZip (commercial, <http://www.winzip.com>),
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or any other file archiver that understands the ".tgz" format.
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POSIX systems, you need to have GNU tar, version 1.11.2 or later, installed. It
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is freely available from <http://www.gnu.org/software/tar>.
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Malaga uses Unicode support routines from GLib, so you need to have GLib,
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version 2.0 or later, installed on your computer system. You can get GLib for
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free from <http://www.gtk.org>.
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For the GUI-based display of analysis data, you need to have GTK+, version 2.0
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or later, installed on your computer system. You can get GTK+ for free from
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<http://www.gtk.org>. The Win32 binary distribution comes along with the needed
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GTK+ DLLs. You can get GTK+ from <http://www.gtk.org>.
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For the GUI-based display of analysis data, you need to have GTK+, version 2.8
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or later, installed on your computer system. You can get GTK+ for free from
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In the source distribution, the documentation is included as a Texinfo file.
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You'll need GNU Texinfo, version 4.0 or later, to translate it to DVI or HTML.
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If you want to translate it to DVI, you'll also need TeX on your computer. The
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Info files are already included. You can get GNU Texinfo for free from
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<http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo>. The Win32 binary distribution doesn't
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include the documentation; you'll have to download it from
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<http://www.malaga-grammars.de>.
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<http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo>.
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There is a Malaga interface to the editor Emacs, "malaga.el", written in Emacs
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Lisp. It provides "malaga-mode" that supports editing Malaga grammar files,
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Lisp. It provides "malaga-mode" that supports editing Malaga grammar files,
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"malaga-project-mode" that supports editing Malaga project files, and
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"malaga-process-mode", a mode for interactive work with "malaga" and "mallex"
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that also supports debugging. You can get GNU Emacs for free from
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<http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs> and XEmacs from <http://www.xemacs.org>.
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= Installing the Malaga Source Distribution ===================================
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= Installing the Malaga Source Distribution on POSIX systems ===================
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1. All the files you need to install Malaga are stored in a file called
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"malaga-7.11.tgz". Move to the directory where you want tho create the Malaga
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directory, copy the file "malaga-7.11.tgz" to this directory and enter the
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"malaga-7.12.tgz". Move to the directory where you want tho create the Malaga
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directory, copy the file "malaga-7.12.tgz" to this directory and enter the
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following commands to unpack the original files:
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tar zxf malaga-7.11.tgz
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tar zxf malaga-7.12.tgz
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You will now discover a new directory "malaga-7.11" which contains all
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You will now discover a new directory "malaga-7.12" which contains all
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directories and files you need.
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2. Change to the directory "malaga-7.11" and enter "./configure".
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2. Change to the directory "malaga-7.12" and enter "./configure".
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Malaga will be configured for your system.
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5. If you are using Emacs, add the line
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(require 'malaga ".../malaga-7.11/malaga.el")
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(require 'malaga ".../malaga-7.12/malaga.el")
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to the file ".emacs" in your home directory, so the Malaga extensions will
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be loaded automatically if you are starting Emacs.
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(Use the absolute path for ".../malaga-7.11".)
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(Use the absolute path for ".../malaga-7.12".)
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6. Make sure that your terminal program (or Emacs) is using the UTF-8 character
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= Installing the Malaga Win32 Binary Distribution =============================
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1. All the files you need to install Malaga are stored in a file called
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"malaga-7.11-win32.tgz". Extract this file using either PowerArchiver or
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2. Add the directory ".../malaga-7.11-win32\bin" to your command path.
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(Use the absolute path for "...malaga-7.11-win32".)
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3. If you are using Emacs, add the line
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(require 'malaga ".../malaga-7.11-win32/malaga.el")
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to the Emacs configuration file "C:\.emacs", so the Malaga extensions will
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be loaded automatically if you are starting Emacs.
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(Use the absolute path for ".../malaga-7.11-win32".)
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4. Make sure that your terminal program (or Emacs) is using the UTF-8 character
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