From f6b10c52145d247ea2ec9dc60cdd195db25ef98a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: aarne
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-GF 2.1
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-November 8, 2004
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-GF-2.1-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tgz:
-generic Intel binaries
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-If you don't have GHC installed, you also need to
-download HaskellSupport.framework.tgz
-and unpack it in either
-/Library/Frameworks or
-~/Library/Frameworks.
-For more information, see
-Haskell Wiki.
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-
-Grammatical Framework Download and Install
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-In addition, you need some grammars. You will certainly want
-to write grammars yourself, but you can first take a look at
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-This web page gives links to all of these things.
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-Linux
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-GF-2.1-1.i586.rpm:
-RPM package for RedHat and Mandrake
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-To install, use rpm -i
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-To install, untar with tar xvfz, then read src/INSTALL
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-Macintosh
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-GF-2.1-powerpc-apple-macosx.tgz:
-package with binaries
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-To install, untar with tar xvfz, then read src/INSTALL.
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-Microsoft Windows
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-gf.exe:
-package with binaries and example grammars, self-extracting
-installation package.
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-To install, execute gf.exe.
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- -You can compile GF from source on modern variants of -Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, and Solaris. - -
- -You need GHC -(Glasgow Haskell Compiler), version 6 or later. - -
- -For the editor GUI, you also need Java, version 1.4 - -
- -On Windows, you moreover need the -Cygwin environment -to compile with GHC. - - - -
- gf --With the GUI: -
- jgf --On Windows, using the jgf command requires the -Cygwin environment. -Alternatively, if you use the binary installation (recommended) you can run -GF (both with and without GUI) from the Start menu. - -
- -To do something with GF, you also need some grammars. -You can start by looking at the examples included in the -Grammar Library. - - - -
- -Last updated November 8, 2004. - -