Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

03/11/10 11:51:06 (10 years ago)

Author:

dlove

Comment:

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WikiStart

@@ -45 +45 @@
 }}}
 which will create a directory `sge` of the current
-source.  The head of the
-source tree is actually available directly via the `Repository URL` links
-for each repository.  If you
-really need to download the current source without darcs, this should do the trick:
+source.  Alternatively, you can get a tarball from the
+[http://arc.liv.ac.uk/downloads/SGE snapshot directory], but
+snapshots currently aren't made automatically, so it may not be so up-to-date.
+The head of the source tree is actually available directly via the
+`Repository URL` links for each repository, and if you
+really need all the current source without darcs, this should do the trick:
 {{{
 wget -e robots=off -r -X /repos/darcs/sge/_darcs -np http://arc.liv.ac.uk/repos/darcs/sge 
 find arc.liv.ac.uk/repos/darcs/ -name index.html\\?\* | xargs rm
 }}}
-
-You can get a tarball from the [http://arc.liv.ac.uk/downloads/SGE snapshot directory], but
-snapshots currently aren't made automatically, so it may not be so up-to-date.
 
 The files omitted from those in the head of the sunsource `sge` repo are
@@ -70 +69 @@
 which is something to improve urgently.  With appropriate development
 packages installed—they need documenting—it should build on GNU/Linux
-with something like
+in Bourne shell with something like:
 {{{
 cd source
@@ -76 +75 @@
 ./aimk -system-libs -no-gui-inst
 }}}
+or, to avoid Java stuff:
+{{{
+cd source
+./aimk -only-depend && scripts/zerodepend && 
+./aimk -no-java -no-jni depend &&
+./aimk -system-libs -no-gui-inst -no-java -no-jni
+}}}
+For further information, see
+[source:/sge/source/README.BUILD README.BUILD] and
+[source:/sge/source/README.aimk README.aimk] in the source tree, and
+ignore any inappropriate references to the sunsource web site, at
+least—those documents need review in the absence of a better build
+system.
 
 == Bug reporting, patches, and mail lists ==
@@ -81 +93 @@
 There aren't currently any accessible mail lists associated with the
 project, but should be soon, and unfortunately you can't currently reply to
-any mail from the tracker, such as notifications of tickets.  You can create an account
+any mail from the tracker, such as notifications of tickets.  You can
+create an account
 to put tickets in the [ticket: issue tracker], or use the `tourist`
 account with `sge` as the password.  If you do use tourist, it may be useful
-to put a mail address in the report in case of queries.  (It will eventually be
-possible to make bug reports by mail.)
+to put a mail address in the report in case of queries.
+
+It will eventually be possible to make bug reports by mail in the
+convenient, time-honoured fashion.
 
 The best way to send patches is to record them in your local darcs