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Started by Sang-yong Suh
Wed, 22 Feb 1995 07:54
install problem
Author: Sang-yong Suh
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1995 07:54
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1995 07:54
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Dear Crayers, I want to install a software package on Cray. I wrote and tested it on SunOS and Linux. But the problem is that my Makefiles use the Unix "install" command many times. Today, I found that Unicos has no such utility. The only "install" command I can find is /etc/install/install which is good for OS install. It's quite different from Unix install. My next effort was getting the gnu source install.c and compiling. Unforunately, the initial compilation produced a lot of error messages, which I can't resolve comfortably. All I need is "cp" with slight extension. Writing a Shell script would be easier than trying to install the gnu program. My question is that "Is there a Unix-like install program on CRAY?" Thank you for reading me. TIA for comments. -- Sang-yong Suh Tel: 82+ (42) 868-3940
Re: install problem
Author: Sang-yong Suh
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 1995 14:32
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 1995 14:32
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In article <3ikb6k$r44@info.epfl.ch>, Martin Ouwehand EPFL-SIC/SE <velo@sesun3.epfl.ch> replied on my following question: > which I can't resolve comfortably. All I need is "cp" with slight > extension. Writing a Shell script would be easier than trying to install as: >Have a look at the "cpset" command. I have received about ten such replies via e-mail. Of course, I tried "man cpset", and found it has "install" capability. Unfortunately, the command syntax does not follow what I needed. BTW, one of such replies from Samsung Research Institute, Korea, was exactly(almost) what I wanted. It was a copy of "install" script fetched from X-window distribution. I just updated a few lines to meet my requirements. Thank you all Crayers. -- Sang-yong Suh
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