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Re: Newbie Swarm Questions


From: Paul E Johnson
Subject: Re: Newbie Swarm Questions
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 14:19:35 -0500
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As I mentioned in my MacOS X Port Effort email (thanks Glen!), I'm new to swarm. I have some experience working with Ascape and a little more in differential game theory, but not a great deal in any of it.

Okay, some questions since I've downloaded the Source Code from CVS and just started browsing through it the other day.

1) There is no configure file except when I download the release version. Is this intentional?
Smarter/safer to check out a snapshot from the ftp. SwarmFAQ has a little explanation of the fact that the source code is not ready to compile, but rather it has to have the automake/autoconf/autoheader magic applied. the autogen script should do all that, if you have the correct versions of the tools. Anyway, easier to take a snapshot.

2) Forgive this question but... how do I get started? :-p

If you are just starting, it is likely too tough to build swarm from cvs. Get a foothold by installing a prebuild binary on one of the platforms we support.


Check the SwarmFAQ

 http://lark.cc.ku.edu/~pauljohn/SwarmFaq/SwarmOnlineFaq.html

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