documenting the new ant testing tasks

[mjc2wsl.git] / docs / install-fermat-on-linux.txt

diff --git a/docs/install-fermat-on-linux.txt b/docs/install-fermat-on-linux.txt
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--- a/docs/install-fermat-on-linux.txt
+++ b/docs/install-fermat-on-linux.txt
@@ -2,16 +2,17 @@
 How to install and use FermaT on a Linux machine
 ================================================
 
 How to install and use FermaT on a Linux machine
 ================================================
 

-The machine that this instructions were tested with was a fresh Ubuntu
-install, more precisely Lubuntu 14.04, 64 bit version.  It came with
-gcc 4.8.2 (4.8.2-19ubuntu1) installed.
-
-This should work on most distributions from the Debian family (Ubuntu,
-Mint, CrunchBang, ...)  and with small changes on any other Linux or
-BSD system. The main changes are in the usage of the package system -
-debian uses ".deb" packages and the "apt-get" command, others use yum,
+These instructions should work on most distributions from the Debian family
+(Ubuntu, Mint, CrunchBang, ...) and with small changes on any other Linux or
+BSD system.  The main changes are in the usage of the package system -
+Debian uses ".deb" packages and the "apt-get" command, others use yum,

 packman etc.
 
 packman etc.
 

+The machine that these instructions were tested with was a fresh Ubuntu
+install, more precisely Lubuntu 14.04, 64 bit version.  It came with gcc
+4.8.2 (4.8.2-19ubuntu1) installed.
+It was also tested on a fresh install of CrunchBang Waldorf (based on
+Debian Wheezy), 64 bit version. It came with gcc (Debian 4.7.2-5) 4.7.2.

 
 Dependencies
 ============
 
 Dependencies
 ============


@@ -48,7 +49,7 @@ Perl is included by default, but you also need some extra modules -
 Bit::Vector and Set::IntRange.
 
 If these modules are not installed WSL will work in most cases, but
 Bit::Vector and Set::IntRange.
 
 If these modules are not installed WSL will work in most cases, but

-not all. To be sure everything is ok run "make test" and check that
+not all. To be sure everything is OK run "make test" and check that

 all the tests succeeded.
 
 Debian:
 all the tests succeeded.
 
 Debian:


@@ -112,7 +113,7 @@ If you use csh or tcsh then:
   cd fermat3
   source DOIT.csh
 
   cd fermat3
   source DOIT.csh
 

-After setting the envirotment variable and path, you can recompile FermaT
+After setting the environment variable and path, you can recompile FermaT

 with the command:
 
   make-fermat
 with the command:
 
   make-fermat


@@ -125,7 +126,7 @@ and test some transformations with:
 
   test-trans
 
 
   test-trans
 

-If everything is ok you should be able to enter "wsl" in the command
+If everything is OK you should be able to enter "wsl" in the command

 line and get a usage message.
 
 
 line and get a usage message.
 
 


@@ -141,7 +142,7 @@ Alternatively you can make a copy of the file (let's call it myDOIT.bash)
 and change the line "Fermat=`pwd` to refer to the install folder directly,
 for instance if we extracted fermat3 in our home:
 
 and change the line "Fermat=`pwd` to refer to the install folder directly,
 for instance if we extracted fermat3 in our home:
 

-FermaT=/home/user/fermat3
+FermaT=$HOME/fermat3

 
 You can then run that file from anywhere and it will setup the values
 properly. For instance you can put this file somewhere on the PATH. A
 
 You can then run that file from anywhere and it will setup the values
 properly. For instance you can put this file somewhere on the PATH. A