clan on Kubuntu

[Leonid Spektor]

         THERE IS ONE MORE THING I FORGOT.

After you download and unzip "unix-clan" archive and before compiling it.
Inside directory "unix-clan/src" find and open file "common.h". Then locate
lines:

     #ifndef DEPDIR
         #define DEPDIR  "/Volumes/pooch/clanW/(lib)/"
     #endif

And change the "/Volumes/pooch/clanW/(lib)/" directory to the full PATH of
the one where you will place "lib" directory on you computer, "(lib)" being
"lib" directory in "unix-clan". I have just updated all the CLAN programs in
"unix-clan" archive.




THE REST IS THE SAME.


     After you download zip file. You need to unzip-tar it. That will create
folder "unix-clan". In you terminal change directory to directory
"unix-clan/src". There find and open file "makefile" with text editor.
Change the following lines:

# for Linux:
#    CC = g++

.....

# Linux on Intel and most other machines:
#     CFLAGS = -O -DUNX -fwritable-strings -Wall

To:

# for Linux:
     CC = g++

.....

# Linux on Intel and most other machines:
      CFLAGS = -O -DUNX -fwritable-strings -Wall



Save "makefile" and get to terminal window. Make sure that your working
directory is "unix-clan/src" and then type "make" command. CLAN applications
will be stored in directory "unix-clan/unix/bin". Either copy them to some
directory that you have application's PATH set to or add
"unix-clan/unix/bin" to the application's PATH. You can run them the same
way as you do in "Commands" window. This works for in most cases we have
experienced. If you have any further problems please email to me directly
instead of chibolts.

Leonid.


On 09-01-08 15:06, "lolatorresrios at gmail.com" <lolatorresrios at gmail.com>
wrote:

>
> I have very limited experience compiling from source. That's why I
> tried the wine workaround first.
>
> So, do I have to compile each command separately? Once I have them
> compiled, and installed, can I run the commands from the terminal?
> With the CHAT files as parameters, I supose?
> Thank you very much,
> Lola Torres
>
> On 9 ene, 20:17, Leonid Spektor <spek... at andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
>> Lola,
>>
>>     For Linux you can download CLAN only applications from:
>>
>> http://childes.psy.cmu.edu/clan/unix-clan.tgz
>>
>> Each CLAN command is compiled as a separate application on Unix/Linux. And
>> you can run them as any normal Unix command. You will need a gcc compiler to
>> create CLAN application, though. Wine un Linux is useful if you want to use
>> very specific features of CLAN editor. Otherwise you can use any Unicode
>> text editor to edit CHAT files.
>>
>> Leonid.
>>
>> On 09-01-08 13:40, "lolatorresr... at gmail.com" <lolatorresr... at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hello,
>>> I am trying to run the CLAN program in Kubuntu through Wine. Although
>>> it does run fine, I've found a problem when I try to run a command.
>>> The command window doesn't let me change the directories (lib, morlib,
>>> output...). I tried to hand edit the configuration file (CED.prefs),
>>> but it's a little bit confusing.
>>
>>> Is there an easier way to run Clan on Linux?
>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>>> Lola Torres
>>
>








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