Am Mittwoch, 18. Januar 2006 16:16 schrieb Anton Ertl: > Maybe you would want to write this stuff. lol.... caught.. i have got a time problem too ;).... but i think i can manage this.... is a latex source okay? (only a include file with chapter section and so on...) > > > but theres another problem i have.... i have now written severall > > applicatrions with gforth... mostly for printing (kacheln, bookcovers, > > personalized terminplanners ready for duplex printing, binding..) or > > controlling of printers (building printjobs getting information of the > > printer like coloruseage, costs...) i would like to share them with > > others.... but i dont know how to write an installation routine so they > > will run on every linux system with gforth installed.... > > You could make the source files executable, and start them with > > #! /usr/bin/env gforth > > Or alternatively make a shell script that calls Gforth with your Forth > source file(s). > > For distribution you could just make it a tar-ball, with a Makefile > that has an "install" target, and leave it to the users to install it, > and eventually to the distributors to package it up for their > installation. i am working on it... but due to lack of knowledge it is takes time.... one problem is where to put the forth source files in /usr/bin ? or somewhere below gforth/ or a completly other path?
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