+Configure with one of the following commands:
+# For udev: "./configure --with-udev-hotplug=/lib --sysconfdir=/etc"
+# For old hotplug: "./configure --enable-etc-hotplug --sysconfdir=/etc"
+This makes sure that the udev files are installed in /etc and not
+in /usr/local/etc.
-Configure with './configure'. './configure --help' will give the
-configuration options. If the configure script does not exist
-(if you checked comedilib out from cvs for example), it can
-be generated by running './autogen.sh'. The autoconf, automake,
-autoheader, etc. tools are required to generate the configure
-script (automake version 1.6 recommended).
+'./configure --help' will give the configuration options.
+
+If the configure script does not exist (if you checked comedilib out
+from git for example), it can be generated by running './autogen.sh'.
+The autoconf, automake, autoheader, etc. tools are required to
+generate the configure script (automake version >= 1.5 recommended).
+
+The configure script will not enable the Python or Ruby bindings
+unless 'swig' is installed and the Python or Ruby development
+packages are installed.
Compile using 'make'. If this doesn't work, make sure you have the
-basic tools installed to compile. If you can successfully compile
+basic tools installed to compile. If you can successfully compile
other things, consult the author, as he has probably made a mistake.
Install using 'make install' as root. This installs the files:
- /usr/lib/libcomedi.so.0.3
+ /usr/lib/libcomedi.so.0.x
/usr/include/comedi.h
/usr/include/comedilib.h
and other things...
-If you run Debian GNU/Linux, comedilib is packaged as the packages
-libcomedi0 and libcomedi-dev. These are available as part of woody.
-
To write programs that use comedi, look at examples in the demo/ and
the documentation in the doc/ directory.
-
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