Installation

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Installation

How to obtain iMath

iMath is hosted at SourceForge. You can download the current release from sourceforge. A complete overview of all files is available in the files section.

Requirements

To compile and use iMath, the GiNaC, CLN, GMP and EQC libraries are required, as well as the standard C++ development libraries, flex and bison. Information about these libraries can be found at the GiNaC library homepage, CLN library homepage and EQC library homepage. Compilation has been tested with EQC 1.4.1 using g++-4.4. Older versions will most probably not work.

Compilation and installation (Linux)

In order to compile and install iMath on your system, type the following in the base directory of the iMath distribution:

   % ./configure
   % make
   % make install

Since iMath uses autoconf you should have no trouble compiling it. Should you run into problems please report them to the the author.

Compilation and installation (Windows)

Compiling under Windows

Compilation (Windows cross-compiling from Linux)

Cross-compiling for Windows

Binary packages

If all this is too complicated for you, binary packages have been released on SourceForge. They are accessible on the iMath project page

Bugs

Please report all bugs to the author. You should include the following information:

   * Version of iMath, how you obtained it (RPM, CVS, binary or source).
   * The input file that produces the errors.
   * The output produced by iMath when running openoffice.org -writer <input file> from the command line
   * Set the debugging option (Tools-Options-Writer-iMath) to a higher value to get more debugging output