Examen description language

You can get the sources of the F_oK_on Examination System

either from our ftp server

The \ref \fkftpserverurl/tarball/base/tools/ta-\taversion.tar.gz "fk-\taversion.tar.gz file" is the source tarball of the the last release. Download it and then untar it.

$ tar -zxf fokon-1.2.2.2.tar.gz
$ cd fokon-1.2.2.2
$

or from our CVS server

You can browse the cvs tree of the F_oK_on from the url, and checkout the last release from the CVS repository ":pserver:any@\fokoncvsserverhu:/home/cvs/prof/ia/fokon", the module name beeing "fokon". For the stable release type:

$ cvs -d lunix120.iie.cnam.fr:/home/cvs/prof/ia/fokon co -r R051104 fokon
$ cd fokon
$ ./autogen.sh
$

and for the development release:

$ cvs -d lunix120.iie.cnam.fr:/home/cvs/prof/ia/fokon co -r R051104 fokon
$ cd fokon
$ ./autogen.sh
$

In the generated "fokon" directory, as shown above, you must run "./autogen.sh" before configuring and compiling. So a recent automake and autoconf are required.

For standart GNU/Linux box with make, gcc, ar, ranlib, flex accessible through the PATH environment variable, try the next instructions to generate and install the F_oK_on in the /usr/local directory.

fokon $ ./configure
fokon $ make
fokon $ make install
fokon $ make doc

The F_oK_on use the standart autoconf and automake tools for configuring, compiling and installing, see the INSTALL file in the top directory for standart instructions.

for configuring

For the \tamg command, you must configure the ta_mg_conf file. To build it, copy it from the src/mg directory to the top directory of the \ta source tree.

ta $ cp src/mg/ta_mg_conf .

Then edit it and update the variables MG_Cxx, MG_Can, ....
Optionally, you can also similary build the ta_mg_rule file if you want add specific makefile rules.
Then run:

ta $ ./configure --help

to get the available options, then rerun configure with the desired options:

ta $ ./configure ...

for compiling

for installing

for documenting