There is six kind of installation :
The installation with an archive is done via the console in command line.
Uncompress archive
In a first time must uncompress the archive with :
user@localhost $>tar xvfz GWhere-x.x.x.tar.gz
Then must enter into the created folder :
user@localhost $>cd GWhere-x.x.x
Configuration
The first step is the preparation of configuration scripts with
checking of the depedences :
user@localhost $>./configure
Specific options of configuration
The configuration can be parameterized with standards options.
But GWhere can also define its own options. Here a list of the
available options :
-
--enable-debug :
Activate debug mode
-
--enable-debug-time :
Activate debug mode for time calculation
-
--enable-debug-data-component :
Activate debug mode for data components.
This option is active only if the debug mode is activated.
-
--enable-debug-tools-component :
Activate debug mode for tools components.
This option is active only if the debug mode is activated.
-
--enable-debug-gui-component :
Activate debug mode for graphical user interface components.
This option is active only if the debug mode is activated.
-
--enable-debug-gui-callback-component :
Activate debug mode for graphical user interface callbacks components.
This option is active only if the debug mode is activated.
-
--target=[linux|cygwin] :
To set the target OS to build GWhere.
If the system has all the required dependences, then
scripts of compilation will be created.
Compilation
The second step is the compilation :
user@localhost $>make
Installation
The third step is the installation :
user@localhost $>make install
To be able to carry out this order it is necessary to have the
rights of the
root (if it is not the case it is necessary
to pass
root with
su root, then to
be disconnected from the account as soon as the installation
is finished with
exit).
The installation with an RPM is done by command line :
user@localhost $>rpm -i GWhere-x.x.x.rpm
The installation with a Debian package is done by command line :
user@localhost $>dpkg -i GWhere-x.x.x.deb
In a first time, you must add theses two lines in your
/ect/apt/sources.list file :
deb http://www.gwhere.org/download/debian unstable main
deb-src http://www.gwhere.org/download/debian unstable main
Then in order to install GWhere from the Debian repository,
you should type this command line :
user@localhost $>apt-get install gwhere
Or :
user@localhost $>apt-get source --build gwhere
user@localhost $>emerge gwhere
The installation under Windows is easy : the installation program
must be launched and following the instructions.
