You may need to add a new OS-COMPILER.gmk file for your system or rename one of the current ones.
Open a terminal window and:
setenv FREEHEP <top-level-dir of this distribution> setenv PATH $FREEHEP/bin:$PATH setenv OS <choice of Operating System [Linux, Darwin, SUN]> setenv COMPILER <choice of Compiler [g++, g++2, g++3, CC, icc]> chmod +x tools/ant
gmake -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP gmake -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP dist
This will produce a HEPREP-*.*.*-OS-COMPILER.tar.gz file, ready for distribution and installation.
Note: on MacOS use make instead of gmake.
Open a MSDOS window and:
set FREEHEP =<top-level-dir of this distribution> set PATH =%FREEHEP%\bin;%PATH% set OS =Windows_NT set COMPILER =<choice of Compiler [VC, VC7]>
gmake -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP gmake -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP dist
This will produce a HEPREP-*.*.*-WIN32-COMPILER.zip file, ready for distribution and installation.
Open a MSDOS window and:
set FREEHEP =<top-level-dir of this distribution> set PATH =%FREEHEP%\bin;%PATH%
tools\ant -Djar=aidajni
then open a Cygwin window and:
export FREEHEP =<top-level-dir of this distribution using cygwin syntax> export OS =Windows_NT export COMPILER =g++
make -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP make -f GNUmakefile-HEPREP dist
This will produce a HEPREP-*.*.*-WIN32-g++.tar.gz file, ready for distribution and installation.