Installation of LiLFeS is very easy, since it uses configure script.
% ./configureYou can specify various options. Use -h option to see them. By default, LiLFeS is installed under /usr/local, so it is required that you have write privileges for that directory. if you don't have root privileges, it's possible to install the system into your home directory. For example, to install in ~/lilfes directory, specify the following option:
--prefix=$HOME/lilfes
% make
% make doc (in English)
% make jdoc (in Japanese)
% make install
% lilfes LiLFeS 1.2.0 by Takaki Makino and Tsujii lab., Tokyo Univ. >">" is the command prompt of LiLFeS�DFrom here, it's possible to enter commands to the LiLFeS. From the LiLFeS command line, the options listed below can be specified. You can see the options by -h option.
| Option | Function |
|---|---|
| -l | Load a module. |
| --load | |
| -n | Don't read the initialization modules. |
| --no_initialize | |
| -u | Don't load the user initialization file ( default ~/.lilfesrc). |
| --no_user_initialize | |
| --warn-module-override | Display a warning if a module is being loaded more than once. |
| -w | Displays all warning messages. |
| --warning | |
| -a | Setting command-line arguments. |
| --argv | |
| -e | Execute a LiLFeS program from command-line |
| --eval | |
| -h | Show the list of LiLFeS options. |
| --help |
| Variable | Function |
|---|---|
| LILFES_PATH | User path to search for modules, separated by ":" |
| LILFESRC | LiLFeS initialization file, read during startup time. |