6 To build and run, you need:
8 - The GNU toolchain (gcc 4.0 or newer is required)
10 - GNU bash 2.0 or newer
11 - Perl (any reasonably new version; 5.6.1 works for me)
12 - ZLib (newer than stone-age)
14 - Linux (porting to other systems should be easy)
15 - GNUPlot 4.0 or newer (if you want to use Watson to draw nice graphs
16 with various statistics)
17 - Libjpeg, libpng and libungif to support all image formats
18 (jpeg, png and gif). These libraries can be replaced by libgif (gif)
19 and GraphicsMagick >= 1.1 (jpeg, png, gif and possible more formats).
20 See sherlock/default.cfg for related configuration switches.
21 - Mutt mail client for mail reports in some scripts
22 (any reasonably new version; 1.5.9 works)
23 - GNU readline (optional, only non-free version of Sherlock)
27 First of all, you need to run the `configure` script to set up compile-time
28 options. If you want to compile the library with the default feature set,
33 If you need to set anything unusual, please consult <<configure:>> for details.
35 The defaults determined by the configure script should be correct on Linux/i386,
36 on other architectures you will probably need to tweak the CPU detection section
37 in `ucw/autoconf.cfg` and possibly also the typedefs in `ucw/config.h`.
43 which builds the whole package in the `run` directory and you can play there.
44 If you want to install it anywhere else, just use
46 //TODO Implement the installation
48 make install INSTALL_DIR=/where/to/install