Here is the bare-bones installation procedure for UNIX users:
zgip
-compressed tar
file from
ftp.pppl.gov:/pub/fweb
.
The name of the file contains the version number--e.g.,
`fweb-1.61.tar.gz'.
ftp ftp.pppl.gov bin get fweb-1.61.tar.gz quit
gunzip fweb-1.61.tar.gz tar -xf fweb-1.61.tarIf the GNU
tar
is installed, these two steps can be combined into
gtar -xzf fweb-1.61.tar.gzUnpacking creates the directory `fweb-1.61', with at least the two subdirectories `Web' and `Manual'.
cd fweb-1.61/Web ./configure`./configure' is an
sh
script. It attempts to figure out
various local system features automatically, then generates the three
files `defaults.mk', `config.h', and `custom.h'; those
are used in the make
. For further information about the
operation of `./configure', see `fweb-1.61/READ_ME.FWEB'.
make [CFLAGS='special compiler flags'] make installIf
gcc
is available, it will be used in the make
; in that
case, the default CFLAGS
should be sufficient. If another
compiler is used, ensure that it is run in ANSI-compatible mode, not the
old-style Kernighan and Ritchie.
@FWEB{} compiles on my system without any warnings with
`gcc -ansi -pedantic'. Please report any compiler warnings
from an allegedly ANSI-C environment.
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