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Compiling

Before proceeding any further, you need to have created the two user files, all of which must reside in the user directory. As stated earlier, you can copy the example files from the directory rtic-*.*.*/examples to get you started.



\includegraphics[width=0.2in]{components/stop_sign.eps}
Note: Do NOT use symbolic links in this directory. Otherwise, each time you make a change to your source files, the ``Make'' utilities will not be able to detect it and may cause you problems.





\includegraphics[width=0.2in]{components/stop_sign.eps}
Note: This step is to be repeated each time that users make any changes in either of the two project files.



Once you have created these two project files and placed them under the user directory, you can then proceed to compile them. Go to the main source tree branch:

cd rtic-*.*.*

and type:

make install

This last step will compile the entire source tree and place the executable files and embedded module under the directory rtic-*.*.*/bin.

At this point you are now ready to insert your module.


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Michael Barabanov 2001-06-19