Re: FW: failure notice

["Lynn Tinney" <ltinney@caci.com>]

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Instead of ./configure do the following

./configure --prefix=[dir]
replacing [dir] with the directory that you want Insight installed into.

You can then run Insight by typing ./gdb in [dir]/bin.  BTW I don't know if
it's clear on your text editor (it's not on mine) but there are 2 dashes in
front of "prefix" in the configure statement.

Have fun,
Lynn



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Hi There,

I am trying to use Insight. I have a SUN machine.

I have successfully downloaded the tar.gz file and have run the
./configure command. I have also run the "make" command and everything
seems to have built properly.

Now, how do I invoke Insight. The README file states that I have to
install the tools by doing a "make install". However, when I invoke the
command it tries to install the tools in /usr/local/lib perhaps and I
dont have write priviledges to that directory.

How do I install the tools in some other personal directory? After
installing the tools, how do I invoke Insight?

Thanks,
- Manish M

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