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| -<h3><font color="#000080">Installation Guide</font></h3>
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| -<p>The UDT library is distributed with source code, example applications, and documentation. Currently the source code can be compiled on both Linux and Windows system.</p>
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| -<p><tt class="note1"><span class="style2">./src</span>: UDT source code</tt><br>
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| -<p>The library is in the original source code format without any installation tools, so installation is simply a make command. To make the C++ source code on different platform, the user
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| -needs to explicitly tell <i>make</i> the current operating system and hardware architecture with the "-e" option (except for Windows).</p>
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| -<p>The available operating system options are: LINUX, BSD, and OSX. <br> The available options for hardware architecture are: IA32, IA64, POWERPC, and AMD64.</p>
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| -<p>where XXX and YYY are one of the options above. Note that it is case sensitive. There is a default value for Linux on the IA32 architecture, so if UDT is compiled on it, simply use
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| - </p>On Windows, use the Visual Studio .Net project files at ./win directory. It requires Visual C++ 7.0 or above to compile. Windows XP or above is also required under the default setting.
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| - your own Makefile or project files. In particular, if you use Visual C++ 6.0 or your system is Windows 2000 or certain embeded Windows systems, please define LEGACY_WIN32 in your Makefile or project files. You may also need to download Windows platform SDK in order to get the <wspiapi.h> header file.</p>
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| - <p>After a successful make, you can begin to use the UDT library. The (only) header file udt.h and the library libudt.a (depending on the target system, libudt.so, libudt.dylib, and udt.dll
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