Unix
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Compile Websh 3.6
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Please note that we use some GNU make extensions, so make sure that 
you compile Websh using a GNU version of make (or gmake) when compiling 
under UNIX.

from the top level directory,

cd src/unix
autoconf
./configure
make
make test;        # runs test suite on websh
make apachetest;  # runs test suite on mod_websh running within Apache
make install

You may have to pass special options to configure, such as

--with-tcl
  to indicate where tclConfig.sh is located. (You can provide a 
  path to tcl where lib/tclConfig.sh and also include/tcl.h is
  found so that you don't need to specify --with-tclinclude
  separately)

--with-tclinclude
  to indicate where the Tcl header files are. (overwrites 
  --with-tcl for header files)

--with-httpdinclude 
  to indicate where the Apache header files are

--enable-threads
  if you plan to use it with Apache 2 (don't forget to also 
  compile Tcl with threads enabled).

--httpd 
  to indicate where the apache httpd binary resides (only
  needed to compile Websh on Max OSX)

--with-aprinclude
--with-apuinclude
  to indicate where the Apache portable runtime resides if
  these are not included with the httpd header files  


Websh provides the following targets
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websh3.6.<patch>
  standalone tclsh with websh package already loaded
  (dynamically linked to libwebsh3.6.<patch>.so and Tcl)

libwebsh3.6.<patch>.so
  Tcl package shared object (provides package websh)

mod_websh3.6.<patch>.so
  Apache module for Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0 respectively
  (dynamically linked to libwebsh3.6.<patch>.so and Tcl)



Windows
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Please refer to the file src\win\README.