4 Getting Started with CLIM 2.0
tar
facility. The files for any given platform are contained in twotar
archives:tar
archive, common to all platforms, contains the documentation.tar
archive contains files specific to the platform.tar
files containing the documentation and platform-specific files in the CD-ROM distribution. If you obtain the distribution by means other than CD-ROM, the names of thetar
files may differ.If you have obtained the distribution on CD-ROM, use the following procedures to extract the product files from the tar files:
tar xvf devicecommon-clim.tar
platform_tar_file
tar
command, device is the device that represents the CD-ROM drive;common-clim.tar
the name of thetar
file that contains the documentation; and platform_tar_file is the name of thetar
file that contains files specific to your platform. For the device that represents your CD-ROM drive, see the documentation for your platform. For the names of thetar
files in the CD-ROM distribution, see Table 4.1.
tar
command extracts the product files from the CD-ROM into the directories in the Lisp Library Area underlcl/5-0/*
(see Section 2.2), automatically creating any missing directories.
tar
files on your local disk, use the following procedures to extract the product files from thetar
files:
tar
files. If they end with the suffix.Z
, they have been compressed, using the UNIXcompress
facility. Use the following UNIX command to uncompress the files:
uncompresscommon-clim
.Z platform_tar_file.Z
uncompress
command,common-clim.Z
is the name of the compressedtar
file that contains the documentation, and platform_tar_file.Z
is the name of the compressedtar
file that contains files specific to your platform. Theuncompress
command replaces common-clim.Z
and platform_tar_file.Z
with the uncompressed filescommon-clim
and platform_file.
tar xvf - <common-clim.tar
tar xvf - < platform_tar_file
tar
command extracts the product files from thetar
files into the directories in the Lisp Library Arealcl/5-0/* (
see Section 2.2), automatically creating any missing directories.
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