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Select the platform to install under:
Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/2003/XP
Linux/Solaris/AIX/HP-UX/Unix

Use the following instructions to install iMake on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/2003/XP.

  1. Install Java version 1.1.x or later.

  2. Extract setup_imake.jar file.

    c:
    cd \
    jar -xvf path\setup_imake.jar

    path the directory containing setup_imake.jar.

  3. Define environment variables in c:\autoexec.bat file.
    Using c:\imake\install\win32\vars.bat as a template:

    1. Modify JAVA_EXE, as needed

      set JAVA_EXE=path\bin\java.exe

      path the base directory where Java was installed.

    2. Define CLASSPATH

      set CLASSPATH=path\classes;%CLASSPATH%

      path the base directory where iMake was installed, normally c:\imake.

    3. Define PATH

      set PATH=path\bin\win32;%PATH%

      path the base directory where iMake was installed, normally c:\imake.

  4. Restart the computer.
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Use the following instructions to install iMake on Linux/Solaris/AIX/HP-UX/Unix.

  1. Install Java version 1.1.x or later.

  2. Login on account where iMake will be installed.

  3. Extract setup_imake.jar file.

    cd /
    jar -xvf path/setup_imake.jar

    path the directory containing setup_imake.jar.

  4. If not in root directory, move imake to root directory.

    mv imake /

  5. Make executables, as needed

    cd /imake/bin/linux
    chmod u+x,g+x makemk
    ./makemk

  6. Define environment variables in user's login script.
    Using /imake/install/linux/mk.sh as a template:

    1. Define JAVA_EXE, as needed

      set JAVA_EXE=path/bin/java

      path the base directory where Java was installed.

    2. Define CLASSPATH

      export CLASSPATH="path/classes:${CLASSPATH}"

      path the base directory where iMake was installed, normally /imake.

    3. Update PATH

      export PATH="path/bin/linux:${PATH}"

      path the base directory where iMake was installed, normally /imake.

  7. Logout and log back in.
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