[Mention requirements for a C compiler and the glib library. malcolm**20020815111428 Explain how to substitute a different CC for gcc. ] { hunk ./docs/config.html 37 +

+A note about C compilers: If you do not have gcc +as the name of your C compiler (e.g. on MacOS X, gcc is +called cc), then you need to set the CC environment variable +with the real name of the compiler at configuration time. For instance: +

    CC=cc  ./configure --buildwith=...
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hunk ./docs/requirements.html 13 -To build and use Hat, you will need GNU make, a Haskell'98 compiler -that supports the standard FFI, and hmake. Here are the -minimum versions of compilers that we recommend: anything earlier -than these is unlikely to interoperate correctly with Hat. +To build and use Hat, you will need GNU make, a C compiler (usually +gcc), a Haskell'98 compiler that supports the standard FFI, and +hmake. Here are the minimum versions of compilers that we +recommend: anything earlier than these is unlikely to interoperate +correctly with Hat. hunk ./docs/requirements.html 22 -ghc5.00 +gcc2.8.1 +ghc5.00 (but not 5.04) hunk ./docs/requirements.html 46 +

+If you do not have gcc as your C compiler, you will need to +ensure that your CC environment variable is set to the name +of your C compiler at the configuration stage. For instance, +

    CC=cc   ./configure --buildwith=...
+ +

+The browsing tools use the glib C library, which is related to +the larger gtk+ set of libraries. It is important that +you have version glib-1.2.x (although you may also have another version +glib-2.0.x installed simultaneously). The latest version in the +1.2.x series is glib-1.2.10, and it is available from +ftp.gtk.org. The automatic +configuration for Hat will discover whether glib +is already installed or not. + hunk ./docs/requirements.html 87 -This page last modified: 2002.06.11
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