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a low-level analyzer
http://service-technology.org/lola
Setup and installation
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You need to configure LoLA by executing
$ cd lola-2.0-RC1
$ ./configure
The configuration should finish with a message like
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Successfully configured 2.0-RC1.
-> compile LoLA with `make'.
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Then, execute
$ make
to compile LoLA. You may ignore potential compiler warnings. If
everything is OK, you should see a message like
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Successfully compiled 2.0-RC1.
-> check out LoLA's help with `src/lola --help'
-> install LoLA to /usr/local/bin with `make install'
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This indicates that the LoLA binary `lola' has been successfully built
in the `src' directory.
To install LoLA, you may optionally execute
$ sudo make install
to copy all required files to `/usr/local/bin'. An installed LoLA has
the advantage that LoLA can be called from anywhere and that you will
not need the `lola-2.0-RC1' directory any more. In the following, we
assume that LoLA has been installed and can be called by simply
executing `lola'.
You can change the installation directory by calling `./configure
--prefix=DIRECTORY'. Then, the required files will be installed to
`DIRECTORY/bin'.
Repository version
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The following tools are necessary to compile LoLA from scratch:
- Autoconf
- Automake
- Flex
- GNU Bison
- GNU Gengetopt
- GNU Make
- GNU help2man
- GNU sed (for Mac OS X user: default sed may cause problems, GNU sed needed)
- Kimwitu++
With these tools, execute
$ autoreconf -i
and continue with the instructions in "Setup and installation".