http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/linux-cd/SHORT-CUT-INSTALLATION.txt
Normally this guide provides sufficient information for an easy automated installation of V15.53. The package includes two scripts which will install and link everything, one with and one without motif. It also sets up a sub-directory with commands to test the installation. (Tested on various versions of RedHat linux.)Additional information
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/linux-cd/AREADME.txt
This provides more detailed information.http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/linux-cd/INSTALL-FROM-WEB-FILES.txt
Intended for people who wish to select and download individual files instead of the full 19 Mbyte package.
(Note that if the installation scripts provided in the tar packages do not work, you may have to do a more comprehensive rebuild, and for that purpose this shell script can be used, as a last resort: http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/tools/relinking.linux.poplog Since 2003, Linux PC versions of poplog have included linking and installation scripts in the INSTALL subdirectory of the $usepop directory.
This, in turn is included, with an even more comprehensive range of extensions to the Core poplog, in the above "Recommended" package for PC Linux poplog.
The linux-cd directory also includes an OpenMotif rpm file, in case you don't have it. There are also additional Pop-11 GUI tools (RCLIB), an agent toolkit (Sim_agent), the Sussex popvision library, a package to enable Emacs users to use Poplog, the html version of the pop-11 primer, and other things. They are available as separate downloads from the linux-cd directory. These are all described more fully below.
For Birmingham staff and students the contents of this directory are included on a CD available from the School of Computer Science Library. A tar file containing all of the contents of the linux-cd directory is available in the "Recommended" package
The popextras package below allows the same
collection of extra facilities to be added to a previously installed
poplog system, e.g. for solaris poplog users who wish to replicate the
Birmingham poplog environment.
(All of this is in the latest linux poplog package.)
This tar file is available if you already have an old version of poplog running and for some reason cannot upgrade to the latest linux poplog. It can be fetched in the popextras.tar file. (Just over 8Mbytes initially, but likely to grow as new offerings are provided by users elsewhere.)
The popextras.tar file contains some installation scripts, a README file and most of the optional "add-ons" mentioned above, i.e:bhamteach.tar.gz, contrib.tar.gz, emacs.tar.gz, -scripts.tar.gz, newkit.tar.gz, pattern.tar.gz, pophtmlprimer.tar.gz, popvision.tar.gz, rclib.tar.gz, rcmenu.tar.gz, setup.tar.gz, userfiles.tar.gz, ved_latex.tar.gz, vedgn.tar.gz, vedmail.tar.gz.
This file maintained in Lynx-friendly format by:
Aaron Sloman
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~axs/
Last Updated: 9 Sep 2006;22 Jan 2010