
How to install Ump
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  The quick way to install Ump is to run

    make
    make install  (as root)

  If that doesn't work or if you don't like the way it
  compiles/installs Ump, you should edit Makefile.

  To change where Ump is installed you change  BIN_DIR & DATA_DIR
  Ump will install the executable as
    BIN_DIR/ump
  and the data as
    DATA_DIR/ump.conf
    DATA_DIR/ump-files/*.ump

  If you don't have glx support in your X server (or X at all)
  you must comment out the lines about PLOT_3D and GL_LIB in
  Makefile. Note that this does not need GTK+...

  The next thing that you can change in Makefile is how
  good precision Ump will have when calculating with floating
  point values, USE_FLOAT has lowest precision and
  USE_LONG_DOUBLE the highest. USE_DOUBLE is the most
  portable, which is why it's default.

  If you have GTK+2.4 you should comment out the line
  with AUTO_COMPLETION, as this requires GTK+2.6 or above.

  Next follows only some optional optimization flags, feel
  free to change these as you like...

  If your compilation failes due to undefined trunc or log2
  functions (or both). Try again when
  FLAGS += -DDONT_HAVE_TRUNC  (if the problem was trunc...)
  has been uncommented.


  Some of you might not have GTK+2.4 (or higher) or for some
  other mysterious reason don't want to compile support for
  GTK+, then you should run

    make text
    make install  (as root)


  If you would like to use Ump at a computer that you don't can
  or don't would like to become root to be able to install Ump.
  Then you must add the folder ump-<version>/ump-files to the list
  of autoloading path's in the Preference window, else Ump will
  have a little less functions avaliable.

// Mattias
