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53 lines
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Installing qfits as an ANSI C library
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% ./configure
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% make
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That should do it. You should now have a library called
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libqfits.a in the lib/ directory, and the include files
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you need are in the include/ directory.
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To review possible configure options, type:
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% configure --help
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To install this library system-wide, use:
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% make install
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This will install the library in /opt/qfits. To change the
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destination, use the --prefix option from configure.
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Example: to install under /usr/local/qfits you would do:
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% configure --prefix=/usr/local/qfits
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If you want to perform basic tests, use:
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% make check
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Using qfits from C++
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Compile the C library with a C compiler and link your C++ program
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against libqfits.a. It is not recommended to compile qfits with a
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C++ compiler. Although this probably works, C code is not C++
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code and you may run into trouble depending on the C++ compiler
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you have.
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Installing qfits as a Python module
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-----------------------------------
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See python/README in this directory.
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Using qfits from other languages
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This used to be offered through a SWIG interface file, but
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is not supported any more. If you want to interface qfits to e.g.
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scripting languages like Perl or Tcl, check out SWIG at
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http://www.swig.org
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Mon Apr 15 13:17:42 CEST 2002
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