This is the README for the Akenti C/C++ source distribution.

The building of Akenti has changed with this release.  Rather than
edit configure.in and run autoconf, we have a far simpler config
script (c++/src/config) which sets up several environment variables
and calls the already-generated configure script.  The following
instructions step you though the process:

1) Decide where you want to install Akenti, set and export an
AKENTI_HOME environment variable identifying that location.

2) Optionally download the Akenti Java 3rdparty distribution and
unarchive it into $AKENTI_HOME (creating the $AKENTI_HOME/3rdparty/
subdir).  This 3rdparty distribution is simply the collection of all
the libraries, etc. which Akenti depends on.  If you have all those
dependancies available, then it is not needed.  See the config script
for the list of depenancies and how to identify their location to
Akenti.

3) Edit the c++/src/config script and set the environment variables
identifying the location of Akenti's dependncies.

4) Configure Akenti and generate Makefiles (from this dir)

  $ cd c++/build/<arch>  # Where <arch> is the architecture of the
                         # machine you are building on
  $ ../../src/config

5) Compile all the source files

  $ make

6) Run the Akenti unit tests

  $ make check

7) Install Akenti (into AKENTI_HOME as set in step #1 above).

  $ make install

This will populate $AKENTI_HOME with the Akenti libaries and binaries,
instantiate the example resoure tree under $AKENTI_HOME/exampleResourceTree,
test the installation by running an accessChecks script against the
exampleResourceTree.

8) Generate code documentation from the header files using Doc++

  $ cd c++/build/<arch>/libsrc
  $ make doc
  $ cd ../tools
  $ make doc

  Puts the html generated file into c++/src/libsrc/Doc++ and tools/Doc++