[teklib-general] teklib: Removed INSTALL (now part of README), regenerated HTML d...

[Timm S. Mueller]

details:   http://hg.teklib.org/teklib/rev/b3423ce0b82e
changeset: 172:b3423ce0b82e
user:      Timm S. Mueller <tmueller at neoscientists.org>
date:      Sun Apr 06 23:32:41 2008 +0200
description:
Removed INSTALL (now part of README), regenerated HTML documentation

diffs (truncated from 1823 to 100 lines):

diff -r 8dfec9d17f20 -r b3423ce0b82e INSTALL
--- a/INSTALL	Sun Apr 06 14:01:12 2008 +0200
+++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
@@ -1,128 +0,0 @@
-== TEKlib build instructions and installation ==
-
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-
-=== Linux ===
-
-At the top-level directory, type:
-
-		$ make help
-
-This will guide you through the build process. The normal build procedure
-is invoked with:
-
-		$ make linux
-
-The global installation path on the Linux platform is {{/usr/local/tek/}}.
-It will be used as a fallback if modules cannot be found locally in
-an application's module directory, {{PROGDIR:mod}}. Installation
-is optional, but recommended for side projects to work out of the box:
-
-		$ make linux_install
-
-==== Notes ====
-
-* Tests can be found in {{bin/linux}}.
-
-* To disable modules from the build procedure, remove or comment the
-appropriate lines in {{src/build/tmkmakefile}}, and then regenerate the
-makefiles using
-
-		$ bin/linux/tmkmf -c posix_linux -r
-
-* To rebuild a (sub-) project, invoke from any level in the directory
-hierarchy:
-
-		$ make -f build/tmk_posix_linux all
-
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-
-=== FreeBSD ===
-
-At the top-level directory, type:
-
-		$ make help
-
-This will guide you through the build process. The normal build procedure
-is invoked with:
-
-		$ make fbsd
-
-The global installation path on the FreeBSD platform is {{/usr/local/tek/}}.
-It will be used as a fallback if modules cannot be found locally in
-an application's module directory, {{PROGDIR:mod}}. Installation
-is optional, but recommended for side projects to work out of the box:
-
-		$ make fbsd_install
-
-==== Notes ====
-
-* Tests can be found in {{bin/fbsd}}.
-
-* To disable modules from the build procedure, remove or comment the
-appropriate lines in {{src/build/tmkmakefile}}, and then regenerate the
-makefiles using
-
-		$ bin/fbsd/tmkmf -c posix_fbsd -r
-
-* To rebuild a (sub-) project, invoke from any level in the directory
-hierarchy:
-
-		$ make -f build/tmk_posix_fbsd all
-
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-
-=== Windows NT/2K/XP using MinGW ===
-
-==== Prerequisites ====
-
-* You need a working installation of MinGW (Minimal GCC for Windows) --
-see http://www.mingw.org/ . We use the Unix-like command shell provided
-by MSYS.
-
-* We assume the compiler is set up correctly to build native Windows
-applications (we set {{-mno-cygwin}} to request a native build) and that
-native headers such as {{windows.h}} can be found (this should be the
-case if the {{w32api}} package is installed). 
-
-* Further we assume that the {{PATH}} environment variable is set in a way
-that the command {{make}} invokes the GNU make program. 
-
-* Make sure the DirectX headers can be found by the compiler:
-
-		$ export C_INCLUDE_PATH=<DirectX-SDK>/Include 
-
-==== Build ====
-