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Installation

Installation can be done from sourcecode or using a binary package. For notes on installing the binary packages have a look at http://pvbrowser.org

pvbrowser has been developed under Linux. It uses qmake for generating it's makefiles. After restoring the ProcessView-*.tar.gz file you can use the following commands:


./make_all_clean.sh
./make_all_no_vtk.sh # do not use vtk
./make_all_with_vtk.sh # use vtk
./make_all_install.sh
./make_all_uninstall.sh
# after you have build the binaries you can build an rpm package
./build_rpm.sh


The file ./win/win.dsw holds the visual c++ project file for pvbrowser. Attention: On windows you will need a commercial license for Qt. In order to compile with vtk you will have to install the binary version for windows first.

For OpenVMS I will provide you with a backup saveset of the server library for pvbrowser.

After you have installed the software you will find an example server (pvsdemo). You can start this server. It will tell you on what port it is waiting for connections. Then start "processview" and you should see the demo.


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Rainer Lehrig 2004-02-17