atlc
from sourcesatlc
from atlc
's download area on SourceForge. It is preferable to also have following, although none, apart from a compatible version of make
, are essential.
sum
is used as a checksum on some files. atlc
can be configured to use any number of CPUs in parallel. You will need to install pthreads, or other POSIX/ANSI-C multi-threaded library. Sun's commerical implementation works fine, but I'm unsure about other versions. gmake
. Sun's version of make in /usr/ccs/bin/make
is not suitable, although I don't know about other versions of make % gzip -d atlc-X.Y.tar.gz % tar xvf atlc-X.Y.tar % cd atlc-X.Y % ./configure % make % su # make install.If you have a system with more than one CPU,
atlc
can be configured to use any number of cpus in parallel. You will need to install pthreads, portable POSIX/ANSI-C based multi-threaded library for Unix platforms. Installation is identical to above, except that the option --with-mp should be passed to configure i.e.
% configure --with-mpFor a list of configure's options, type
% configure --help
atlc is written and supported by Dr. David Kirkby (G8WRB) It it issued under the GNU General Public License