Read this entire document, and any other Release
Notes or READMEs you may have, before you begin an installation.
Be aware that, if you install all components included in the
HP C/ANSI C Developer's Bundle, they occupy approximately 123 megabytes
of disk space:
The HP C/ANSI C compiler uses approximately
18 megabytes. It includes the products:
Other language tools and debuggers use approximately
30 megabytes. They include:
The HP-UX Developer's Toolkit uses approximately
75 megabytes. It includes the products:
After loading your HP-UX 10.30 operating system, you can install
your HP C/ANSI C Developer's Bundle. To install your software, run
the SD-UX swinstall
command (see swinstall(1M)). It will invoke
a user interface that will lead you through the installation.
For more information about installation procedures and related
issues, refer to Managing HP-UX Software with SD-UX
and other README, installation, and upgrade documentation provided
or described in your HP-UX operating system package.
NOTE: Most files related to the HP C compiler now are installed
in the directories /opt/ansic
and /opt/langtools.
The installation scripts add /opt/ansic/bin
and /opt/langtools/bin
to the login file /etc/PATH.
They also add /opt/ansic/share/man/%L:/opt/ansic/share/man
and /opt/langtools/share/man/%L:/opt/langtools/share/man
to the login file /etc/MANPATH.
(%L is replaced
by the value of the LC_MESSAGES
environment variable when the man
command is executed. It determines the language used for manpage
searches. If LC_MESSAGES
is not set, %L
defaults to null. See environ(5).)
NOTE: The HP C/ANSI C compiler installation package provides
the capability to create and remove transition links from HP-UX
release 9.x locations to HP-UX release
10.x locations. The HP C/ANSI C product
installs the ISU transition link table specification files on the
system.
The Software Distribution update tool tlinstall
will use these files to install transition links from HP-UX 9.x
file and directory names to the corresponding HP-UX 10.x
file and directory names. To remove these transition links, use
the update tool tlremove.
For more detail, read the update tools manpages. These tools are
installed in /opt/upgrade/bin.
