On Jun 27, 2005, at 04:12, Lou Cohen wrote:
Dear GNU developers,
Many thanks for making a go-playing program available as open source
software. I learned about GNU go by running gGo, which provides an
option to
interface to GNU go. Of course I had not downloaded GNU go so I
went to your
website and downloaded the sources. Hmmmm, sources, not a binary!
well, what
do I know? I'll give it a try. I've never built a program on my Mac
before,
but maybe I can figure it out.
To make a long story short, I don't actually know if I've succeeded.
Below is the very long output that I got when I typed ./configure;
make.
I didn't dare run as wheel, I've never done it, so I figured
perhaps I could
make the executable file and point gGo to it.
My question is: have I succeeded?
I think so.
When gGo asks me "where is GNU go", what
do I tell it?
It's in the interface folder, but you can take it and move it
elsewhere. Another Terminal command that you can run after
"configure" and "make" is:
cd interface
strip gnugo
This will remove unnecessary symbols from the file and reduce its size.
marco
Marco Scheurer
Sen:te, Lausanne, Switzerland http://www.sente.ch
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