Annotation of OpenXM_contrib/pari/INSTALL.DOC, Revision 1.1.1.1
1.1 maekawa 1: Assuming you're on a fairly standard Unix system and you are in a hurry,
2: you can quickly build/test GP in the following way:
3:
4: a) look at MACHINES to see if anything funny applies to your configuration
5: b) ./Configure (--prefix=/exotic/dir/name if desired. Default is /usr/local)
6: c) make gp, make bench
7: d) make doc to build manual, tutorial and reference card (produces users.dvi,
8: tutorial.dvi, refcard.dvi, refcard.ps in directory doc).
9: e) make install if desired
10: f) copy misc/gprc.dft to $HOME/.gprc. Modify it to your liking (possibly copy
11: it to /etc/gprc for system-wide installations).
12: g) copy/modify misc/gpalias somewhere and call it from your .gprc (if desired)
13: h) the data for polgalois() function (12 > degree > 6) is provided in a
14: separate archive galdata.tgz, which you have to fetch separately.
15:
16: That's it! Compile and read INSTALL.tex (e.g tex INSTALL; xdvi INSTALL)
17: for more detailed information and various hints.
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19: P.S: the same procedure should work on
20: Windows 95/98/NT: with the cygwin package
21: OS/2 : with EMX, GNU tools, and pdksh
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