In order to run µCode, you need a working installation of Java 1.1 or higher.
See Sun's page for information about how to
download and install Java.
Then, the installation of µCode is rather straightforward. Essentially,
it consists of unpacking the tarball and setting the CLASSPATH. In
case you are not confident with this procedures, a little bit more detail and
help is provided below.
Pay attention to the fact that the trees of both sources and binaries are rooted
at the directory mucode.latest.
mucode1.0.tar.gz
in a directory of your choice, e.g., in the root \. Tools like WinZip,
or cygwin's tar will do just
fine. mucode.jar, mucode.util.jar,
mucode.abstractions.jar) to your class path:set CLASSPATH = \mucode.latest\mucode.jar;\mucode.latest\mucode.util.jar;\mucode.latest\mucode.abstractions.jar;%CLASSPATH%
setenv CLASSPATH /mucode.latest/mucode.jar:/mucode.latest/mucode.util.jar:/mucode.latest/mucode.abstractions.jar:$CLASSPATH
(bash) export
CLASSPATH=/mucode.latest/mucode.jar:/mucode.latest/mucode.util.jar:/mucode.latest/mucode.abstractions.jar:$CLASSPATH
-classpath option.
See the documentation of your Java installation for more information about the class path.
Here is a pointer to the one for Sun's JDK.
mucode1.0-sources.tar.gz
in a directory of your choice, e.g., in the root \. Tools like WinZip,
or cygwin's tar will do just
fine. If you already installed the binaries, you may want to install the
sources in the very same directory. set CLASSPATH = \mucode.latest\sources\;%CLASSPATH%setenv CLASSPATH /mucode.latest/sources/:$CLASSPATH export CLASSPATH=/mucode.latest/sources/:$CLASSPATH