Hello Alan,

Monday May 25 2015, Alan Ianson wrote to mark lewis:

 AI> We were talking about golded somewhere else. I grabbed the latest src
 AI> file from sf.net and unpacked it. Inside is a dist-gpl.sh so I ran it.
 AI> It created golded3/mygolded.h and asked me to edit that file, so I did
 AI> and then ran dist-gpl.sh again and it built and packaged golded+ just
 AI> like the downloads on sf.net. I'm using it now.. :) Now to check the
 AI> cvs at sf.net and see if anything is new and try this out on my other
 AI> 64bit box.

And for those who use rpm-style package managers it is even more simple.

$ rpmbuild -ta golded+.tar.gz

That is all.

For husky it is more lengthy because there are several packages here and
one has to install some of them before building the others even if you
build on the machine different from the target computer. So the sequence
looks like that:

$ rpmbuild -ta huskylib.tar.gz
# yum install huskylib-1.9.20150127C-1.x86_64.rpm
$ rpmbuild -ta smapi.tar.gz
# yum install smapi-2.5.20140708C-1.x86_64.rpm
$ rpmbuild -ta fidoconf.tar.gz
# yum install fidoconf-1.9.20150319C-1.x86_64.rpm
fidoconf-devel-1.9.20150319C-1.x86_64.rpm
$ rpmbuild -ta areafix.tar.gz
# yum install areafix-1.9.20150514C-1.x86_64.rpm
$ rpmbuild -ta hpt.tar.gz
$ rpmbuild -ta htick.tar.gz
$ rpmbuild -ta hptkill.tar.gz
$ rpmbuild -ta hptsqfix.tar.gz
$ rpmbuild -ta sqpack.tar.gz

Michael

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