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INSTALL
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Prerequisites
=============
* libquvi-scripts 0.4.0+ <http://quvi.sourceforge.net/>
* libcurl 7.18.2+ <http://curl.haxx.se/>
* libiconv 1.12.0+ <http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/>
* (lib)lua 5.1+ <http://lua.org/>
Installation from source
========================
REMINDER: Run "make uninstall" if you have installed libquvi from the
source previously.
* How to use GNU Autotools build system falls outside of the scope of
this documentation, refer to the appropriate sources instead
* IF you are unsure, THEN do not install from the source
- libquvi is available to many distros as a precompiled package
- Precompiled packages (ideally) make sure that no old files are
left behind when the software is upgraded or uninstalled
- Any old files left behind on your system may potentially interfere
with the new version of libquvi
* Consider yourself reminded
"./configure && make install", typically. See also "./configure --help".
If you are compiling libquvi from the development code from the git
repository, see "Installation from development code", instead.
--with-examples Build examples which are not compiled by default,
No real value to the users, developers
may want to use this switch
--with-soup Build with libsoup(-gnome) examples
Required *only* by examples/callback_libsoup.c,
ignored unless both --with-examples and
--with-soup are used. No real value to the
users, recommended for developers only
--with-nd-output =arg Where arg can be either "HTML" or "FramedHTML"
May be used to define the output format
for the API documentation produced by
NaturalDocs
--without-manual Do not install manual page(s)
Installation from development code
==================================
If you are compiling libquvi from the development code, run "autogen.sh",
first. This generates the configuration files that are not in the git
repository. You will need:
* GNU Autotools (autoconf, automake, etc.)
* GNU libiconv (for AM_ICONV macro, in configure.ac)
Once the files have been generated, follow the instructions in "Installation
from source" above.
API documentation
=================
"make doc" generates the C API reference documentation from the
NaturalDocs tags. The same documentation is available at:
<http://quvi.sourceforge.net/>
The documentation is *not* installed with libquvi. Additional make target
"make distdoc" exists that creates a tarball from the generated HTML.