> Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 15:16:27 +0200
> From: Thomas Ruedas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am an absolute beginner with MusixTeX and want to install it on my PC
> (Intel Pentium-100) which runs under Linux. I got the files from a
> server in France and found (among others) the following directories,
> that seem to be of interest for my system:
in musixflx.zip
> Linux-I86
> Linux-alpha
> linux-elf
> each of it containing a file named musixflx which I suppose to be the
> executable of musixflx.c.
Although I do not use Linux I assume that you need the Linux-I86 version
because your Linux runs on an Intel-x86 machine. alpha means the (DEC?)
alpha architecture; I don't know what "elf" is.
> Can anybody tell me which of these directories resp. versions is the
> right for my system and if I need musixflx.c, too? What are the files
> musixflx.mx1 and musixflx.mx4 for?
musixflx.mx1 is a small test input, which can be used to generate
musixflx.mx2 by feeding musixflx with that .mx1. The new .mx2 should
then be identical to the .mx4 file.
So you can use the .mx1 for testing if you generate your own musixflx
maybe by calling cc -o musixflx musixflx[.c]
Hope this hilft -- Werner Icking
