Installation
To install the JPSGCS
- Download the Java archive (jar) file JPSGCS.jar
- Under Linux, running csh or ksh shells
- Move the file JPSGCS.jar to a convenient location such as a directory called jpsgcs in your home directory. For example:
- cd /home/alun
- mkdir jpsgcs
- mv JPSGCS.jar jpsgcs
- Add the file to your CLASSPATH variable. For example, by typing the following or adding it to your shell's startup file:
- setenv CLASSPATH $CLASSPATH:/home/alun/jpsgcs/JPSGCS.jar
- setenv CLASSPATH $CLASSPATH:/home/alun/jpsgcs/JPSGCS.jar
- You should then be able to run the programs without having to specify the classpath explicitly in the java command. For example, the following should start the graph viewing program:
- java ViewGraph <graph.file
- Move the file JPSGCS.jar to a convenient location such as a directory called jpsgcs in your home directory. For example:
- Under MacOSX, running the bash shell
- Move the file JPSGCS.jar to a convenient location such as a directory called jpsgcs in your home directory. For example:
- cd /home/alun
- mkdir jpsgcs
- mv JPSGCS.jar jpsgcs
- Add the file to your CLASSPATH variable. For example, by typing the following or adding it to your shell's startup file:
- export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/home/alun/jpsgcs/JPSGCS.jar
- export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/home/alun/jpsgcs/JPSGCS.jar
- You should then be able to run the programs without having to specify the classpath explicitly in the java command. For example, the following should start the graph viewing program:
- java ViewGraph <graph.file
- Move the file JPSGCS.jar to a convenient location such as a directory called jpsgcs in your home directory. For example:
- Under Windows
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