Diff for /rpl/README between versions 1.16 and 1.19

version 1.16, 2011/06/28 11:18:42 version 1.19, 2011/10/02 14:14:29
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     LESSTIF LIBRAIRIES SINCE OPENMOTIF IS AVAILABLE.      LESSTIF LIBRAIRIES SINCE OPENMOTIF IS AVAILABLE.
   
     DO NOT USE 'make install-strip' THAT BREAKS RPL/2.      DO NOT USE 'make install-strip' THAT BREAKS RPL/2.
   
     NOTE :  
   
     IF RPL/2 ABORTS WITH BUS ERROR, PLEASE TRY TO REBUILD OPENSSL (tools)  
     WITH no-asm OPTION. OPENSSL IS BROKEN ON SPARC ARCHITECTURE. MAYBE ON SOME  
     OTHERS.  
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     RPL/2 signifies Reverse Polish Lisp/2. This language is obvious derivated      RPL/2 signifies Reverse Polish Lisp/2. This language is obvious derivated
Line 33  symbolic and scientific computations. Line 27  symbolic and scientific computations.
     tools/file-*/Makefile.am;      tools/file-*/Makefile.am;
     - gcc-4.4 or newer;      - gcc-4.4 or newer;
     - g++-4.4 or newer;      - g++-4.4 or newer;
     - gfortran-4.4 or newer.      - gfortran-4.4 or newer;
       - bash in /bin/bash. To build RPL/CAS on NetBSD, you have to add a soft link
         like 'ln -s /usr/pkg/bin/bash /bin/bash'.
   
     RPL/2 build process invoques automake and autoconf.      RPL/2 build process invoques automake and autoconf.
   
Line 132  rpl: ELF 64-bit MSB executable SPARCV9 V Line 128  rpl: ELF 64-bit MSB executable SPARCV9 V
   
     Very easy^Wnice, isn't it ?      Very easy^Wnice, isn't it ?
   
     * OS/2 and eComstation
   
       GSL configure script is broken. You have to replace
       $(SHELL) $(top_buildir)/libtool by sh $(top_buildir)/libtool in each
       Makefile. By default, makefile's try to use ash.exe that is broken.
   
     J. Bertrand <joel.bertrand@systella.fr>      J. Bertrand <joel.bertrand@systella.fr>

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