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Download e31setup.exe
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The setup program will give you:
an interpreter for
Windows (Vista/XP/NT/2000/ME/98/95), a translator for Windows,
an interpreter for DOS, a translator for DOS, the complete
Euphoria Reference Manual, the Public Domain
source code, and numerous example programs.
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Simply download the setup program, e31setup.exe,
and double-click it. To complete the installation, you
need to re-boot your machine.
After installing Euphoria, you will not find a
Euphoria icon on your screen. Instead you should refer to
section 1.3 of the manual for
the various ways of running Euphoria programs on Windows
and DOS. (After re-booting, you should be able to double-click
the .ex and .exw files in euphoria\demo, to run them.)
Please try out the
new features and report
any problems to RDS.
You can install the basic Euphoria package and
try some simple DOS or Windows console programs,
but eventually you should get Win32Lib
and the Interactive Development Environment (IDE)
so you can develop and run Windows GUI programs.
Chris B. has provided this
combined installer of Euphoria 3.1.1,
Win32lib and the IDE to save you time.
Alternatively, try the new
wxEuphoria cross-platform
GUI library developed by Matthew Lewis.
It lets you write GUI programs that work the same on
Windows and Linux.
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Euphoria v3.1.1 |
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Download euphor31.tar
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Right-click and choose Save Target As...
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Everything you need is contained in euphor31.tar:
an interpreter for Linux, a translator
for Linux, the Public Domain source code,
the complete Euphoria Reference Manual, and numerous
example programs.
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On Linux type: tar -xvz -f euphor31.tar
A euphoria subdirectory will be created in the current
directory. See readme.doc and
installu.doc
located inside the euphoria subdirectory.
Note: the file type should really be .tgz or
.tar.gz but these types cause problems with some
browsers. If you use WinZip to view or extract the files,
you must first rename "euphor31.tar" as "euphor31.tgz",
or you'll get an error..
On Linux (or FreeBSD), when extracting the files using tar,
the z option is essential, unless you first
decompress with:
gunzip euphor31.tgz
See the release notes for the
new features in this release.
After installing Euphoria, check out the
Linux programs in the Archive.
And try the new
wxEuphoria cross-platform
GUI library developed by Matthew Lewis.
It lets you write GUI programs that work the same on
Windows and Linux.
Other Notes:
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On some Linux systems, you might need
export TERM=ansi in your profile or .bashrc file.
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If your /tmp directory is not writable, or for other
reasons, you may need to use an uncompressed version of
backendu.
In particular, this might be necessary on a shared Web server
when you run CGI programs etc.
FreeBSD
The instructions for FreeBSD are the same as for Linux (above),
however to install Euphoria on a FreeBSD system (with Intel CPU),
use the FreeBSD compressed tar file.
It's a complete tar file for the euphoria directory
and all subdirectories.
Most of the files are the same as Linux, except for the
executable files: exu, ecu, backendu. There's also a
different version of ed.ex, and the euphoria/source files
have been tweaked in a couple of places to save you time.
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