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- [Installing on systems with make(1)]
- On systems with make, the installation process consists of:
- ./configure
- make
- make check
- make install
- You may need to run ldconfig or a similiar command before dynamically
- linking your program to libcsv.
- This will install the csv.h header, libcsv shared and static libraries,
- and the csv(3) manual page. Run ./configure --help for other options.
- If you receive an error about files being out of date or automake not installed
- when running make, run the fix-timestamps.sh script and try again.
- [Installing on systems without make]
- libcsv is written in pure ANSI C89 and does not have any prerequisites aside
- from a compiler and the Standard C library, it should compile on any
- conforming implementation. Below are examples of how to compile this on gcc,
- see your compiler's documentation for other compilers.
- libcsv can be installed as a shared library on systems that support it:
- gcc -shared libcsv.c -o libcsv.so
- or simply compiled into object code an linked into your program:
- gcc libcsv.c -c -o libcsv.o
- gcc myproject.c libcsv.o -o myproject
- you can also compile libcsv as a static library:
- gcc libcsv.c -c -o libcsv.o
- ar -rc libcsv.a libcsv.o
- ar -s libcsv.a
- The examples can be compiled with gcc like this:
- gcc csvinfo.c libcsv.o -o csvinfo
- or using a shared library like this:
- gcc csvinfo.c -lcsv -o csvinfo
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