Installation

Note:

These directions have been tested on Solaris and several Linux distributions, including RedHat, Gentoo, and Debian. Users with other platforms supporting GTK2 will probably be able to use these directions with only a few modifications.

Before beginning, you should have downloaded and installed:

• the GTK2 development package -- for RedHat, try an rpm. (most distributions will have a package for this)
• libElf -- for RedHat, try an rpm. (most distributions will have a package for this)
• libxml2. Once again, you should be able to find packages.
• TinyOS, nesC, and avr-gcc. (required for the tutorial, but not required for correct function of xatdb)

Once the above pieces of software are installed, you need to get the atemu tarball.

Simply untar the file in your home directory:

[dblaze@easymac dblaze] tar -zxvf atemu-XX.tar.gz

Then,

[dblaze@easymac dblaze] ./configure
[dblaze@easymac dblaze] make
[dblaze@easymac dblaze] make install