1 Installation instructions
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4 Download a tarball and extract it.
6 The quick and simple way to install CDimgtools with documentation in your home
7 directory +~/.local+ is to run:
12 $ make install install-doc
14 Optionally, you can use the `configure` script to check for some dependencies
15 and install system-wide:
22 To configure CDimgtools you can tell `configure`. For example:
25 $ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/.local/stow/cdimgtools
27 or manually modify the +config.make+ file after a call to `configure`.
29 Distributors may use the +DESTDIR+ Makefile variable to install the files for
33 $ make install DESTDIR=./packagefiles
35 Documentation building
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37 To avoid the installation of the documentation tool chain, pre-compiled
38 documentation files are available in distribution tarballs whose names end in
41 To force the re-building of the documentation, delete the files first:
44 $ make distclean doc-man doc-html
51 The following tools are required:
53 [cols="3<,8<",options="header"]
54 |=============================================================================
56 |Perl |The scripts are written in perl.
57 |=============================================================================
59 The following optional tools and packages are needed for (re-)creating the
60 +configure+ script or for building the documentation:
62 [cols="3<,8<",options="header"]
63 |=============================================================================
65 |autoconf |Contains autoreconf for generating configure
67 |asciidoc (>= 8.4) |Generates HTML and (DocBook) XML from text.
68 |perldoc |pod2man, pod2text, pod2html are used to extract the
69 documentation from the perl scripts.
70 |=============================================================================