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--- abcm2ps installation --- Unix(-like) systems =================== This version does not use the GNU 'autoconf' package anymore. The furnished 'Makefile' should work as it is for most systems. So, simply do make and then, as root, do: make install If you are not happy with the Makefile options (install programm, installation directories..), you may create a file 'custom' with your own values (Bourne shell syntax) and use the script 'configure' to create an other Makefile. The variables which may be customized are at the head of the script configure. For example, if you prefer to use 'clang' instead of 'gcc', the file 'custom' would contain the single line CC=clang then, you do ./configure make Without a file 'custom', you may do the same with ./configure --CC=clang If you want to use the 'pango' library, this one is not enabled by default in the Makefile and you should use script 'configure' to include it in the Makefile. Windows or MAC systems ====================== Change the file 'config.h' according to your preferences, compile all the '.c' files using an ANSI C compiler, and link them together. The resulting binary file should run immediately from where it has been generated. You may then move it at any place you want. Note: I don't know how to do file mapping (mmap) in ms-windows, so, you must comment 'HAVE_MMAP' in config.h. Testing ======= To test the program, run it with one of the .abc files as the command line argument: abcm2ps sample The resulting file, 'Out.ps', may be displayed using a PostScript previewer such as ghostscript or zathura, or it may be sent directly to a PostScript printer, or indirectly to a simple printer using a postscript filter. About the 'pango' library ========================= abcm2ps may use the 'pango' library to render texts with non latin characters on PostScript output. If you have no such texts or if you do only SVG/(X)HTML output, you don't need this library. In Unix(-like) systems, at configure time, the pango generation elements are searched by pkg-config in the gdk-2.0 library. If this library or pkg_config are not found, the rendering of non latin characters with pango will be disabled, but this rendering may be done by other means, especially by CMap (see the file chinese.abc). Note also that, when pango is defined, it may be disabled at command line level by '--pango 0'.