The XLOGP program is written in C++ language and can run on UNIX / LINUX or DOS platform.
To compile XLOGP, first you need to decrypt the file. You must do this in a UNIX / LINUX shell like this:
crypt key < xlogp.tar.Z.en > xlogp.tar.Z
Then, you need to uncompress the file:
uncompress xlogp.tar.Z
The third step is to unpack the file:
tar xvf xlogp.tar
Now you will see that a directory named "xlogp2.0" has been created in your working directory. Under that directory, there are two subdirectories: "xlogp" and "manual". The subdirectory "xlogp" contains the source codes of XLOGP v2.0 while the subdirectory "manual" contains this manual.
Please go into the subdirectory "xlogp". You will find the following files in that directory:
To compile the source codes, please run the compiling script "Makefile" by:
make
The "Makefile" script will compile the source codes automatically and finally generate an executable code named as "xlogp". Please notice that the default C++ compiler assigned in the "Makefile" script is SGI "CC" compiler. If you are using a different C++ compiler on your computer, e.g. "g++", you should change the first line in the file "Makefile" as "CC = g++".
If you do not have any C++ compiler installed on your computer, we have provided the executable code of XLOGP v2.0, "xlogp", in the same directory. It is compiled on a SGI O2/R10000 workstation running IRIX6.4. So, if you happen to use the same kind of computer, you have a good chance to run "xlogp" directly.
We have also provided the executable code of XLOGP for Windows/DOS platform, "xlogp.exe". Please always remember to keep the file "cygwin1.dll" together with it.
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