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RedHat Linux 6.0+ MIRACL i386 x86-32 installation
Also works OK for Solaris if its x386/Pentium based.
1. Unzip the MIRACL.ZIP file using the utility unzip, into an empty directory
unzip -j -aa -L miracl.zip
The -j ignores the directory structure inside MIRACL.ZIP. The -aa converts all
text files to Unix format, and -L ensures that all filenames are lower-case.
2. Perform a tailored build of the MIRACL library by opening a terminal
window, and typing
bash linux
3. All the MIRACL applications (except RATCALC) can then be built, as
desired. Remember to link all C applications to the miracl.a library.
C++ applications must be linked as well to one or more of big.o zzn.o
ecn.o crt.o flash.o object files etc.
See the xxx.bat files for examples. Some applications that require
floating-point support may also require -lm in the compile command line.
Make sure that your Linux PATH points to the current directory, so that
executables can be run.
Some programs may require some small changes. For example in schoof.cpp search
for the comment about "platforms".
Note that Linux already has (a rather pathetic) factor program. To avoid name
clashes you might rename MIRACL's "factor" program to "facter", or somesuch.
For a 64-bit build, on for example an AMD64 or a Core 2 processor (x86-64), use
bash linux64
IMPORTANT
Some files might have to be changed from Windows File format, to Unix file format
in order for programs to work correctly.