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In order to install LXR, you will need:
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- Perl version 5 or later.
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- A webserver with cgi-script capabilities.
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and optionally, to enable the freetext search queries:
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- Glimpse
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If you don't have Perl installed, get it from
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<URL:http://www.perl.com/perl/info/software.html>.
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If you need a webserver, take a look at Apache at
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<URL:http://www.apache.org/>
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If you want Glimpse and the freetext searching facilites, visit
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<URL:http://glimpse.cs.arizona.edu/>.
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LXR has so far been tested on the GNU/Linux operating system using the
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Apache webserver. Other unix-like operating systems and decently
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featured webservers should do as well.
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To install LXR itself:
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- Set the variables PERLBIN and INSTALLPREFIX in the makefile to
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reflect where the Perl 5 binary is located on your system and where
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you want the LXR files to be installed.
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- Do "make install".
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- Edit $(INSTALLPREFIX)/http/lxr.conf to fit your source code
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installations and needs.
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- Make sure the files in $(INSTALLPREFIX)/http can be reached via
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your webserver. Make sure your webserver executes the files
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search, source, ident and diff as cgi-scripts. With the Apache
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webserver this can be accomplished by making
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$(INSTALLPREFIX)/http/.htaccess contain the following lines:
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<Files ~ (search|source|ident|diff)$>
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SetHandler cgi-script
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</Files>
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- Generate the identifier database. Go to the directory you
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configured as "dbdir" and do "$(INSTALLPREFIX)/bin/genxref foo",
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where foo is the subdirectory containing the actual source code.
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- (Optional) Generate the Glimpse database. Go to the directory you
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configured as "dbdir" and do "glimpseindex -H . foo", where foo is
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the same as above. You might want to add other options to the
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commandline (e.g. "-n"), see the Glimpse documentation for details.
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If it doesn't work:
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- Make sure all the permissions are right. Remember that the
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webserver needs to be able to access most of them.
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- Check that all the Perl scripts find their library files, also when
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executed by the webserver.
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The lxr.conf file:
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LXR does not care much about your directory structure, all relevant
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paths can be configured from the lxr.conf file. This file is located
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in the same directory as the perl script files. This makes it
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possible to have different source trees in different directories on
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the web server.
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LXR recognizes the following options in the configuration file.
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htmlhead
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The header of all html files. This is a template that
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contains mainly html code but it can also contain some special
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directives, these are documented below.
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htmltail
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Template for bottom of pages.
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htmldir
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Template for the directory listing.
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sourceroot
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The root of the source that you want to index.
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sourcerootname
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The name of the root (more....)
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incprefix
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Where to find source specific include files.
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dbdir
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Where to find the database files that lxr needs (fileidx xref and
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the glimpse files).
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glimpsebin
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Location of the glimpse binary on your system.
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variable
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This defines a variable that can be used in templates and
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the config file. The syntax is
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variable: <name>, <text>, <values>, <default>
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<name> is the name of the variable, <text> is a textual description,
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<values> are the possible values of the variable.
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<default> is the default value of the variable.
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The <values> field can either be a list starting with a "(" and
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ending with a ")", with elements separated with ",", or it can be
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[ <filename> ]. In this case the values are read from a file with
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one value on each line.
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map - This makes it possible to rewrite directories using variables.
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The linux sourcecode for instance contains several different
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architectures, the include files for each of these are found in the
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directory /include/asm-<architecture>/. To remap each of these
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according to a variable $a you can specify
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map: /include/asm[^\/]*/ /include/asm-$a/
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Find creative uses for this option :-)
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