GTKWave BETA INSTALLATION FOR LINUX/UNIX SYSTEMS

Installing from binaries

  At this time GTKWave is available as binaries for linux systems 
with glibc2 and gtk+ installed. The binaries were built on RedHat v7.1
and tested on RedHat v6.2, and they should be usable on most recent 
linux distributions.  GTKWave also requiers libzvt, a terminal widget,
which is part of the Gnome Desktop, if you have not installed Gnome,
please see the README for more information about libzvt.

  To install GTKWave:
   1) download gtk-wave-beta.glibc2.tar.gz
   2) be root, and execute to following commands
   3) > cp gtk-wave-beta.glibc2.tar.gz /
   4> > cd /
   5) > tar -zxvf gtk-wave-beta.glibc2.tar.gz

  GTKWave will now be installed as /usr/local/bin/gtkwave. The 
system wide configuration files can be found in /usr/local/share/wave.
Each user who will be using Wave should create a .wave subdiretory in
their home directory if one does not already exist. GTKWave is now ready 
to run.

You may also install GTKWave in another location if you wish, however the
program will not be able to find the system-wide configuration files.
You can solve this problem by setting the WAVEROOT shell variable to
the location of the files, or by copying the files in the .wave subdirectory
of the user's home directory.
  

Building and installing from source code

  GTKWave can be built from source code using the standard GNU tools. 
However, the scripts do not yet check for all necessary dependencies,
including WFDB and libzvt. You should make sure all necessary libraries
are installed (see README for more information).

  To build GTKWave:
   1) download gtkwave-beta.src.tag.gz
   2) execute the following commands
   3) > tar -zxvf gtkwave-beta.src.tag.gz
   4) > cd wave
   5) > ./configure
   6) > make
   7) If you wish to install, be root and
      execute these commands:
   8)  > make install
   9)  > mkdir /usr/local/share/wave
   10) > cp ./src/Defaults ./src/anntab ./src/wavemenu.def /usr/local/share/wave
