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* First import correction

   - updating INSTALL file
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...@@ -12,17 +12,29 @@ II) WORKING CONFIGURATIONS ...@@ -12,17 +12,29 @@ II) WORKING CONFIGURATIONS
The NPTool package has been mainly tested (and developped) with The NPTool package has been mainly tested (and developped) with
the two following configurations: the two following configurations:
1) Mac OS X (10.5.7) + G4 (4.9.2) + CLHEP (2.0.4.2) + ROOT (5.22/00) + GSL () 1) Mac OS X (10.5.7) + G4 (4.9.2) + CLHEP (2.0.4.2) + ROOT (5.22/00) + GSL ()
2) Linux Fedora (kernel ) + G4 () + CLHEP () + ROOT () + GSL () 2) Linux Fedora (kernel 2.6.29) + G4 (4.9.1p3) + CLHEP (2.0.4.2) + ROOT (5.22/00) + GSL (1.12)
Please, report any working or non-working configuration. Please, report any working or non-working configuration.
III) INSTALLATION III) INSTALLATION
a) The NPTool package is available via monotone (cvs-like) at a) The NPTool package is available via monotone (svn-like) at ipnvcs.in2p3.fr
ipnvcs.in2p3.fr
You can fetch the NPTool package using the following command line: You can fetch the NPTool package using the following command line:
... ... 1) first, create a local monotone database that you can put
wherever you wish:
mtn db init --db=/path/to/pipo.mtn
2) then, pull the remote database (on ipnvcs.in2p3.fr)
to your local database:
mtn pull ipnvcs.in2p3.fr --db=/path/to/pipo.mtn NPTool.dev
mtn pull ipnvcs.in2p3.fr --db=/path/to/pipo.mtn NPTool.pro
3) last, checkout your local database and get the NPTool code
for the developement or production:
mtn checkout --branch=NPTool.dev
mtn checkout --branch=NPTool.pro
b) First, you need to define some environment variables. You can b) First, you need to define some environment variables. You can
source the NPEnvironment.bash or NPEnvironment.tchrc files source the NPEnvironment.bash or NPEnvironment.tchrc file
depending on your shell. depending on your shell.
This step is mandatory since the Makefiles used to build the package This step is mandatory since the Makefiles used to build the package
depend on some of these environment variables. depend on some of these environment variables.
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