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Regular expression handler part is modified from Henry Spencer's V8 regexp(3).
This program is free software. You can redistribute, reuse or modify it freely unless you sell it commercially.
This program is distributed without any warranty.
Contact email: miyazawa@nii.ac.jp
See Release Note for the information of this version.
1. Windows 2. Unix 3. For your information
By default, c:\D-2.2 is used, and no need for copying. You may rename or move this directory, or part of this directory, if you know what you are doing.
Windows2000 or XP: From "Start" - "Settings" - "Control Panel", double click "System" and select "Advanced" tab, then click "Environment Variables" button. Select "path" in the User variables list and click "Edit" button. Add ";c:\D-2.2\bin" at the end and click "Ok" button.
Window95, 98 or ME users have to use other mechanisms for the PATH. Usually PATH is given from the "autoexec.bat" file and you have to change PATH command in the file.
Click right button on "Start" and click "Open", double click "programs" and choose "New" - "Shortcut" from the "File" menu. Follow the wizard and fill the location box with "c:\D-2.2\html\index.html" or "c:\D-2.2\html\eng\index.html" and name box with "D-2.2 manual" (or whatever you like).
Delete c:\D-2.2. Then erase entries from PATH and start menu just as the reverse procedure of installation. You can't use "Add or Remove Programs" in the control panel to uninstall D-2.2.
You need to be super user unless you install D in your personal directory.
$ ./Dinstall.sh
Answer return to questions if you choose the default directory, or answer directory names of your preference.
Following the message from Dinstall.sh, you may set your PATH. Usually, your PATH is set in your shell initializing script, such as .profile, .cshrc or .bashrc.
You may add D-manual entry point, which is shown from Dinstall.sh, to your web browser's bookmark. There are many other ways to make shortcut for documents. This is just a suggestion.
You may keep Duninstall.sh, which is created by Dinstall.sh, and execute it.
Erase PATH entry (if needed) or mannual entries pertaining to D-2.2.
This distribution has two directories; "bin" directory containing executable programs for each platform and "html" directory containing documents in HTML format. Installation is just to copy files under these directories to proper position, In the case of Unix, short command names are generated as symbolic links.
There are no hidden elements like "resources" or "registries" or "DLL" files you have to set.
Uninstalling D is just to delete these files and erase the entry from PATH definition.