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WIN 98 /NT installation questions
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h h |
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WIN 98 /NT installation questions |
Date: |
Fri, 20 Aug 1999 21:27:02 -0700 (PDT) |
I followed the instructions in README.gnu-gnu-win32-install and
installed octave on a win98 machine. Octave runs and gnuplot plots (I
first open a DOS shell, then run sh.exe, then run octave). But I don't
know if I have done everything right.
1. What is the purpose of /tmp directory? (It is actually c:\tmp on my
win98 box)
2. How to add c:\gnuwin32\b19\H-i386-cygwin32\bin to $PATH? I added
this in my autoexec.bat file. And I first invoke a DOS shell and then
run sh.exe. Is this correct? Does this $PATH refer to the DOS PATH or
the cygnus bash shell PATH? Where do you set the PATH for the cygnus
shell?
3. In the instruction, it says
" * Setting the environment variable TERM to linux will allow less to
work in a bash terminal window and from within Octave."
Where do I set the TERM environment variable?
4. Again, the instruction says
"* Add C:\octave\bin to your path".
Where do I do this? Is this for the cygnus shell?
5. The instruction:
" * In Octave, set the variable gnuplot_binary to point to the
pipe-gnuplot program
gnuplot_binary = "pipe-gnuplot /gnuplot/wgnuplot" "
Again, how do I set this up so that each time octave starts, it will be
automatically setup. I remember in Linux version of octave, there is a
.octaverc file. Is there a counter part in win98?
6: The instruction reads:
" * Optionally set the environment variables HOME (for your home
direoctory using Unix file name syntax) and USER (for your user name) "
Where are these setup in win98/NT?
Thanks for your help.
hh
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