CAMILA97 installation guide (UNIX/LINUX):

1. If you are installing the CAMILA TOOLKIT binary package
   (camila-linux-tlk.tgz or camila-solaris-tlk.tgz), you must execute the
   following commands:

   IMPORTANT NOTE!! You must have the JDK 1.1.3 already installed in your
   computer.

   a) unpack the file:

      $ tar zxvf camila-[linux-tlk|solaris-tlk].tgz
      or
      $ gzip -d camila-[linux-tlk|solaris-tlk].tgz
      $ tar xvf camila-[linux-tlk|solaris-tlk].tar

   b) change to the directory 'camila-i386' or 'camila-solaris' just created:

      $ cd camila-i386
      or
      $ cd camila-solaris

   c) Installing the package into your home directory
      (at the moment this is the only option available):

      $ make home



2. If you are installing the CAMILA/XMETOO binary package
   (camila-linux.tgz or camila-solaris.tgz), you must execute the
   following commands: 

   a) unpack the file:

      $ tar zxvf camila-[linux|solaris].tgz
      or
      $ gzip -d camila-[linux|solaris].tgz; tar xvf camila-[linux|solaris].tar

   b) change to the directory 'camila-i386' or 'camila-solaris' just created:

      $ cd camila-i386
      or
      $ cd camila-solaris

   c) Installing the package:

      a) Into the /usr/local directory:

      As super-user execute:

      $ make local
      
      This will install the package into /usr/local/camila.
      The complete directory structure includes the following
      subdirectories:

      /usr/local/camila
          bin               - binaries
          include           - include files
          lib               - libraries
              cam           - CAMILA modules
              tex           - CAMILA modules TeX files and some TeX macros
              doc           - CAMILA modules 'man' files in HTML format
          man/camila         - 'man' files
          

      NOTE: During the installation some 'man' files will be stored
            into the directory "/usr/local/man/camila". Move them to
            the "/usr/local/man/man1" directory if you want to access
            them without changing any environment variable.

      b) Into some directory of your choice:

      As super-user execute:

      $ make install ROOT=<directory>
      
      This will install the package into <directory>

      The installation process will create the following directory
      structure:

      <directory>
          bin        - binaries
          include    - include files
          lib        - libraries
              cam    - CAMILA modules
              tex    - CAMILA modules TeX files and some TeX macros
              doc    - CAMILA modules man files in HTML format
          man/camila - 'man' files

      c) Into your home directory:

      As normal user execute:

      $ make home
      
      This will install the package into your home directory.
      The installation process will create the following directory
      structure:

      $HOME
          bin        - binaries
          include    - include files
          lib        - libraries
              cam    - CAMILA modules
              tex    - CAMILA modules TeX files and some TeX macros
              doc    - CAMILA modules man files in HTML format
          man/camila - 'man files'

   Finally, as normal-user copy the file 'metoorc' to your home directory
   and rename it to '.metoorc'.

3. If you are installing the camila/xmetoo source package
   (camila-src-package.tgz), you must execute the following commands: 

   a) unpack the file:
      $ tar zxvf camila-src-package.tgz
      or
      $ gzip -d camila-src-package.tgz; tar xvf camila-src-package.tar

   At this time you will have the camila/xmetoo sources under the
   'camila-prj' directory. 

4. If you are building the camila/xmetoo binary files or packing the
   camila/xmetoo sources you must execute the following commands:

   a) shows the available modes:
      $ make
   b) builds camila/xmetoo UNIX version:
      $ make unix
   c) builds camila/xmetoo LINUX version:
      $ make linux


And that's all!

(fln) May 5, 1998