Build auxiliary tools

In fact, the auxiliary tools include the JASMINE and HIBISCUS components. You can employ the following commands to compile them.

Method 1:

$ cd iqist/build
$ editor make.sys
$ make base
$ make capi
$ make tool
$ ./x_setup.sh

Note

Here editor means any ascii text editor you prefer.
If the base library and the application programming interfaces were already compiled successfully, then you can skip the following commands:

$ make base
$ make capi

If you want to build the HIBISCUS component only, please replace

$ make tool

with

$ make hibiscus

If you want to build the JASMINE component only, please use

$ make jasmine

After a few minutes, you will find jasmine.x, entropy.x, sac.x, etc., in the iqist/build directory. They are what you need, the executable programs for the JASMINE and HIBISCUS components. Then you can add them to the system path, and do your great research.

Note

The JASMINE component has a single executable program, jasmine.x. However, the HIBISCUS component has a few executable programs, including entropy.x, sac.x, mdos.x, etc.

Method 2:

In this approach, we go to the directory of the JASMINE component at first, 'make' it as usual. And then we go to the directory of the HIBISCUS component, 'make' it. That is all.

$ cd iqist/src/tools/jasmine
$ make
$ cd ../hibiscus
$ make

Here, we assume that the compiling system was correctly configured, the base library and the application programming interfaces were already compiled successfully.

Note

Now the executable program will not be copied into the iqist/build directory. You have to go to the iqist/build directory, and execute

$ ./x_setup.sh