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Installing ehwtwin (Windows only)

Windows:

get the ehwt win32 binary
unzip it into a directory somewhere on your path, or if not on your path, make sure you 'cd' to the directory containing ehwtwin.exe when you execute it in later steps.

Building ehwt

Linux:

get w3c-libwww-5.0a.tar.gz from http://www.w3.org/Library/Distribution/

uncompress and unzip e.g.

gunzip -c w3c-libwww-5.0a.tar.gz | tar xvf -

build as explained in libwww INSTALL.html:

./configure
cd Library (top-level make doesn't work - errors)
make

get the ehwt source
edit ehwt Imakefile to use libwww.a and the header files from the libwww make i.e. make sure the w3c-libwww-5.0a lines in Imakefile actually reflect the correct locations
(NOTE: Imakefile is set up for libwww dir at same level as ehwt dir)
(NOTE: Make sure no files (source files, eh config files (.ehwtrc, worldfiles, etc), Imakefile, on the unix system have dos crlf - it breaks things with xmkmf and ehwt. Use tr -d '\r' < Makefile > makefile.nocr or dos2unix to get rid of them if so.)
build ehwt:
```
xmkmf
make
```
executable will be ehwt

Windows:

get w3c-libwww-5.0a.zip from http://www.w3.org/Library/Distribution/ and unzip it.
In Visual C++ 6.0, File | Open Workspace - open w3c-libwww-5.0a\Library\src\windows\libwww.mak and let it convert it to whatever it needs to.
In project settings | C/C++ | General | Preprocessor definitions: _WINDOWS,WWW_WIN_DLL (NOTE: Make sure WWW_WIN_ASYNC is NOT defined)
In Project | Settings | C++ | Code Generation | Use run-time library - Multithreaded DLL MUST be used
Build | Batch Build - the libwww dlls should be in w3c-libwww-5.0a\Bin\Release while the .lib files you'll need are in w3c-libwww-5.0a\Bin
These are the w3c-libwww compiler directives to use in case you don't use this makefile:_DEBUG,WIN32,_WINDOWS,WWW_WIN_DLL
get the ehwt source
In Visual C++ 6.0 open project ehwtwin.dsp
In project settings | C/C++ | Preprocessor | Additional Include directories - change ..\w3c-libwww-5.0a\library\src to wherever your libwww is
In Project Settings | Link | Input | Additional library path - change ..\w3c-libwww-5.0a\Bin to wherever your libww is
build (there may be a bunch of warnings, ignore them)
executable will be ehwtwin.exe

If for some reason, ehwtwin.dsp doesn't work for you and you need to build the project from scratch, do the following:

In project settings | C/C++ | Preprocessor | Additional Include directories - should match where your libwww is e.g. ..\w3c-libwww-5.0a\library\src
In Project Settings | Link | Input | Object/Library modules - add wwwapp.lib wwwcache.lib wwwcore.lib wwwdir.lib wwwdll.lib wwwfile.lib wwwftp.lib wwwgophe.lib wwwhtml.lib wwwhttp.lib wwwmime.lib wwwnews.lib wwwstream.lib wwwtelnt.lib wwwtrans.lib wwwutils.lib wsock32.lib winmm.lib
In Project Settings | Link | Input | Additional library path - should match where your libwww is e.g. ..\w3c-libwww-5.0a\Bin (wsock32.lib and winmm.lib (for timeGetTime()) should already be in the library path)
build (there may be a bunch of warnings, ignore them)
executable will be ehwtwin.exe

Building ehMOO

ehMOO only runs on Linux:

get LambdaMOO-1.8.1.tar.gz (or 1.8.0r5 - the patch has been tested on both 1.8.0r5 and 1.8.1) from http://sourceforge.net/projects/lambdamoo/

uncompress it e.g.

gunzip -c LambdaMOO-1.8.1.tar.gz | tar xvf -

copy ehMOO-0.95.patch to the LambdaMOO dir and apply the patch:
```
patch < ehMOO.patch
```
shouldn't produce any errors

Build as in the LambdaMOO README:

sh configure
edit options.h if necessary
make

Building miniMOO

JDK 1.7 *.class files are included in the miniMOO distribution, so you shouldn't need to build anything, but here's what you need to do if you need to rebuild.

Linux:

If you use jikes, in the minimoo dir:
```
jikes com/eh/gprot/*.java
jikes *.java
```
If you use Sun's JDK, in the minimoo dir:
```
javac com/eh/gprot/*.java
javac *.java
```

Windows:

In the minimoo dir:
```
javac com/eh/gprot/*.java
javac *.java
```

Building the ehMOO world editor, ehed

JDK 1.7 *.class files are included in the ehed distribution, so you shouldn't need to build anything, but here's what you need to do if you need to rebuild.

Linux:

If you use jikes, in the ehed dir:

jikes com/eh/vrml2eh/*.java
jikes *.java

If you use Sun's JDK, in the ehed dir:

javac com/eh/vrml2eh/*.java
javac *.java

Windows:

In the ehed dir:

javac com/eh/vrml2eh/*.java
javac *.java

Also included with the ehed package are two supporting packages, which should be rebuilt using those packages instructions:

Graz University of Technology IICM VRML 2.0 parser
Leonard Boselli's TEA package

Building the ehMOO object editor, objed

JDK 1.7 *.class files are included in the objed distribution, so you shouldn't need to build anything, but here's what you need to do if you need to rebuild.

Linux:

If you use jikes, in the objed dir:
```
jikes com/eh/gprot/*.java
jikes *.java
```
If you use Sun's JDK, in the objed dir:
```
javac com/eh/gprot/*.java
javac *.java
```

Windows:

In the objed dir:
```
javac com/eh/gprot/*.java
javac *.java
```

Also included with the ehed package is a supporting package, which should be rebuilt using those packages instructions:

Kevin Kelley's starlight package