The Sapid project aims at providing a tool platform that deals with several programming languages, including C and Java. Additionally, its products have been used successfully on many platforms including Linux, Solaris, Windows, and MacOS X.
NOTE: Here we will only explain the procedure for installing some products (called Japid) related to the Sapid/XML on UNIX platforms (e.g., Linux and Solaris). If you prefer to fully install Sapid or know further information about it, please visit Sapid Home Page. See also the Sapid Install Manual if you can understand Japanese.
To compile and run, Sapid requires:
Sapid-5.285-bin.tar.gz
for Redhad Linux 9 or Sapid-5.285-win-bin.tar.gz
for Windows).
Sapid-5.285-bin.tar.gz
or Sapid-5.285-win-bin.zip
file to a directory /usr/local./usr/local/Sapid
or /usr/loca/Sapid-GCC
directory including the bin
, class
, doc
, fixed-include
, include
, and lib
directories.
Sapid-5.285.tar.gz
) or later from here.
Sapid-*.tar.gz
file using GUnzip and untar the contents of the expanded file to some directory. We will call this directory $SAPID_TOP.
SapidSite.def
file in the $SAPID_TOP/Sapid directory.
SAPID_INSTALL_ONLY_JAPID
definition as follows:
#define SAPID_INSTALL_ONLY_JAPIDto install only Japid products used by Sapid/XML tool platform. If you want full installation of Sapid, keep it undefined.
HAVE_TCL_TK
definition as follows:
/* #define HAVE_TCL_TK */
USE_X11R6_1_IMAKE
definition as follows:
/* #define USE_X11R6_1_IMAKE */
SapidDest
definition and modify its value as:
#define SapidDest /usr/local2/Sapid
bin
, class
, doc
, fixed-include
, include
, and lib
directories in the the SapidDest
directory.
If you have questions about Sapid, please contact:
Shinichiro Yamamoto [yamamoto@ist.aichi-pu.ac.jp][yamamoto@sapid.org]
Department of Information Systems
Faculty of Information Science and Technology
Aichi Prefectual University