tgeg - The Great Equation Graph

tgeg - the Great Equation Graph
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Copyright (C) 2001 Ryan Phillips 

Table of Contents
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* Installing under Windows
  * Binary Distribution
  * Source Code

* Installing under Linux
  * Binary Distribution
  * Source Code


Installing under Windows
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* Binary Distribution *

Download the installer and run it. Follow the pretty instructions.

* Source Code *

Acquire wxWindows 2.2.7 or higher from www.wxwindows.org and find a
compiler that supports it. Install wxWindows and make it work. Play
with the samples and see how cool it is. Put the wxWindows libraries
and include files somewhere where the compiler can find them.

Use the included MSVC++ project file to compile tgeg, if possible.
Otherwise, tgeg should be able to compile from a project which
includes all *.cpp and *.h, except prompt.* and apstring.*, as well as
defines tgegVERSION with the current version string.

For a console only version of tgeg, the makefile can be tweaked to
compile under DJGPP fairly easily. Just set WXWINDOWS=OFF and CC=gxx.

Installing under Linux
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* Binary Distribution *

Acquire the binary RPM for wxGTK 2.2.7 or higher from www.wxWindows.org and
install it.

Install the binary RPM for tgeg, if one is available for your system.

* Source Code *

This is actually easier than in Windows, in my opinion. Get the binary
and devel RPMs for wxGTK 2.2.7 or higher from www.wxwindows.org
and install them. Alternately, get the source RPM or tarball and
compile/install from that.

Get the source RPM for tgeg and, as root, use

rpm --rebuild tgeg*.src.rpm

to build a binary RPM. Find and install the binary RPM, which can
usually be found in the /usr/src/%distribution%/RPMS/ directory.
Otherwise, acquire the source tarball, extract it, and run "make",
then "make install" as root.