Building Rotor on Unix
First, extract the archive using tar
(under Mac OS X, you should use the gnutar
utility instead of the older Unix tar
):
% tar xvfz sscli_20021101.tgz
sscli/
sscli/buildall
sscli/buildall.cmd
sscli/clr/
sscli/clr/bin/
... output truncated ...
When tar
is finished, change directory to the sscli
directory and load the environment settings. Use env.csh
if you are using the csh
or tcsh
shell:
%cd sscli
%source env.csh
Fastchecked Environment %
If you are using bash
, ksh
, or sh
, use env.sh
:
$cd sscli
$. env.sh
Fastchecked Environment $
The env.csh
and env.sh
scripts accept an optional argument, which can be one of free
, fastchecked
, or checked
. (See "Build Mode,” earlier in this appendix.) Next, run the buildall
script. It will start by running a configuration script and then will proceed to compile the Shared Source CLI (SSCLI):
% ./buildall
Running configure...
Building the PAL...
... output truncated ...
After you’ve built the SSCLI, you may need to run the rehash
command (use hash
under the bash
shell) so that the newly created binaries appear in your PATH
:
%clix
clix: Command not found. %rehash
%clix
Managed application launcher. Usage: clix managed_exe [optional arguments to the exe]
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