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From: Mark L. <la...@mi...> - 2003-05-30 21:59:11
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Attached is the PURE tcl implementation of the module command. You should have
familiarity with modules already, since it isn't terribly well documented, but
it should be easy to use.
Instructions:
0. make sure you tclsh install in a sane place, ie /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin.
(if not, you can hack modulecmd.tcl to change the path.)
1. untar in a global place that all users can see
(hint: something that is available on NFS and SAMBA is a good idea if you
have a mix of Unix and WinNT/2000/XP users)
2. cd to init/
3. run 'make' (this just hardcodes the installation path into the init/ files
with a perl one liner. if you don't have perl, then you can hand edit the
files. i suppose this should have been done using tclsh, but i'm a perl
person.)
4. edit the 'modulerc' file to point to the place where the modulefiles are
stored.
5. instruct users to source the appropriate file inside the init/ directory, eg
source /foo/bar/modules/init/tcsh
or
. /foo/bar/modules/init/zsh
-Mark
Mark Lakata, Staff Engineer 1225 Charleston Road voice 650-567-5170
MIPS Technologies Mountain View CA 94043 fax 650-567-5002
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