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 install.sh 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 pkgIndex.tcl 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 tclshp.c 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 tclshp.tcl 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 test.tcl 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 testdbf.tcl 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.
 testshp.tcl 2006-10-04 djeyre [r1] Initial upload.

Read Me

Building on Unix
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1) Build shapelib (see shapelib/README).  You should just have to set a few 
   variables, edit the Makefile, and run 'make'.
   For building on Solaris/x86 I would recommend using either the Sun Studio 
   compiler or gcc and gld from /usr/sfw/bin.

2) Edit "compile.sh" file, and set CFLAGS, LD, and CC macros as required for the
   target system.  Often the defaults will work fine.
   For building on Solaris/x86 I would recommend using either the Sun Studio 
   compiler or gcc and gld from /usr/sfw/bin.

2) Run "sh compile.sh" 

3) To test Tclshp.so, run:
   "tclsh test.tcl"

4) To install, edit install.sh to put in the correct install directory 
   ($PREFIX), then run install.sh as a user that has permission to write to the 
   directory you want it installed to.
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