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# # # patch "INSTALL" # from [69045e80305c3f573fb46cc5d70d402a880fd8b4] # to [0516678ac85bbdcb57aebbab6ab75572c6d7367b] # ============================================================ --- INSTALL 69045e80305c3f573fb46cc5d70d402a880fd8b4 +++ INSTALL 0516678ac85bbdcb57aebbab6ab75572c6d7367b @@ -1,12 +1,13 @@ -Compiling monotone-viz from sources +Compiling git-viz from sources =================================== * OCaml -Monotone-viz is written in Objective caml, so you'll need the ocaml +Git-viz is written in Objective caml, so you'll need the ocaml compilers [1]. They are binaries available, from the ocaml homepage or -from other vendors (e.g. Linux distributions). It is also easy to -compile from source, something like this should work: +from other vendors (e.g. Linux distributions). If you install a +package, make sure you have camlp4, the caml preprocessor. OCaml is +also easy to compile from source, something like this should work: $ ./configure -prefix /opt/caml $ make world.opt @@ -29,28 +30,15 @@ from source, make sure it is built with $ make install -* Sqlite -If monotone was built with the --without-bundled-sqlite configure -option, it uses a shared sqlite library and you simply need to run: +* Git-viz +Compiling git-viz should now be as simple as : - $ ./configure --with-shared-sqlite - -Otherwise, the sqlite library is statically linked with the monotone -binary and you'll need the compiled monotone sources. In the -monotone-viz directory, create a link named monotone and run configure: - - $ ln -s /path/to/monotone-tree monotone $ ./configure - - -* Monotone-viz -Compiling monotone-viz should now be as simple as: - $ make * Installing & cleaning -There is no `install' target for the Makefile: monotone-viz is a +There is no `install' target for the Makefile: git-viz is a single executable, just copy it somewhere in your PATH. Also the ocaml compiler statically links everything caml-related so you can delete your ocaml installation if you wish: