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INSTALL
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install-headers: install the driver header files in ${includedir}.
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install-all: compile and install everything.
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To actually run this, you need either psyced or a mudlib.
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To actually use psyclpc, you need either psyced or a mudlib.
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pthreads:
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If your systems supports pthreads, --enable-use-pthreads will allow to
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compile the driver with pthread support. Currently this means that
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background threads will be used to write data to the network.
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WARNING: pthreads support is still experimental and might crash
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your driver!
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Debian/Ubuntu Linux:
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apt-get install libssl-dev libidn11-dev libpcre3 bison autoconf
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FreeBSD:
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When using gcc, it could happen that the compiler aborts with signal 10
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or 11. The reasons are unknown, but you can restart the compilation
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process by typing "make" again (and again...).
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...
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AIX 3.4:
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The native compiler comes in several forms, of which only the
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