by Graham Ritchie, University of St Andrews
The release contains all of the submission for the project:
- Javadoc generated documentation is in the "javadocs" folder
- Java2HTML generated code is in the HTMLcode folder
- To use the software in Windows you must first have java and lejos installed (see below for download sites), go to the
setup.bat
file in theutil
directory and set the JAVA_HOME, LEJOS_HOME and INTELLEGO_HOME variables to the correct paths to java, lejos and intellego respectively - To compile the software, from this directory run
clean.bat
, to delete all previous class files, and then runbuild.bat
to compile. - To run the system, run
Intellego.bat
- To generate the javadoc run
makeJavadoc.bat
- To generate the html of the code run
makeHTMLcode.bat
- To use the software in linux, make sure you have java installed correctly, then edit
./Intellego.sh
andutil/setup.sh
to contain the correct paths and classpaths to the Intellego software and to lejos. - You may also wish to add the intellego home directory to your
~/.bashrc
or similar PATH variable. - To compile the software, run
make
- To run the system, run
Intellego.sh
- To generate the javadoc run `make javadoc
- To genereate the html of the code run
make html
- Run
make zip
to build a zip file if you have the Infozip "zip" program installed - Run
make tar
to build a tar.gz file for distribution.
Note that jdk1.3 has problems in it's implementation of Swing, and you should use jdk1.4 under linux for best performance and looks.