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Some cleanups to "script.html".

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Closes PR 12464.
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Eli Barzilay 2012-04-18 10:15:44 -04:00
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for your platform,
@~ download the @tt{racket-...-full.tgz} file,
@~ unpack it with GNU Tar (or something compatible to it), for
example: "@tt{tar xzf plt-...-full.tgz}".}
example: "@tt{tar xzf racket-...-full.tgz}".}
Note that there are many other @tt{tgz} files that contain various
subsets of the tree, for example, you can get just the documentation
part, the clean @tt{plt/src} part, the full tree before any compilation,
@ -163,30 +163,23 @@
@pre*{
cd $BASE
rm -rf racket
curl @url{racket-src.tgz} | tar xzf -}
curl @url{racket-clean-tree.tgz} | tar xzf -}
@~
This is possible with any of the subsets that are packed as tgz files.
For example, to update just the documentation, do this:
For example, to update just the binaries for OS X (over an existing
@tt{racket} tree):
@pre*{
cd $BASE
wget @url{docs/racket-docs.tgz} -O - | tar xzf -}
(Note that it is not necessary to remove the previous tree for this.)
@~
To update the binaries for Linux (over an existing @tt{racket} tree):
wget @url{binaries/i386-osx-mac/racket-i386-osx-mac-binaries.tgz} -O - \
|| tar xzf -}
To get a fully built tree for Windows:
@pre*{
cd $BASE
rm -rf racket
wget @url{binaries/i386-linux/racket-i386-linux-binaries.tgz} -O - \
wget @url{binaries/i386-win32/racket-i386-win32-full.tgz} -O - \
|| tar xzf -
cd racket}
To get a fully built tree for Solaris:
@pre*{
cd $BASE
rm -rf racket
wget @url{binaries/sparc-solaris/racket-sparc-solaris-full.tgz} -O - \
|| tar xzf -
cd racket}
Note that there is no "install" step: the archive contains a ready-to-run
Note that there is no “install” step: the archive contains a ready-to-run
tree.
@~
Finally, there is a @tt{stamp} file in the nightly build directory that
@ -195,7 +188,7 @@
the same and not fool you into getting the same build. To demonstrate
using this, here is an @tt{sh} script that compares a local copy of the
@tt{stamp} file to the one on the web, and if there is any difference,
retrieves and installs the new full FreeBSD build (assuming it is in my
retrieves and installs the new full Windows build (assuming it is in my
home directory):
@pre*{
#!/bin/sh
@ -206,7 +199,7 @@
curl -s $URL/stamp > stamp # remember the new stamp
#----------
rm -rf racket
wget $URL/binaries/i386-freebsd/racket-i386-freebsd-full.tgz -O - @;
wget $URL/binaries/i386-win32/racket-i386-win32-full.tgz -O - @;
| tar xzf -
#----------
fi}
@ -264,7 +257,7 @@
#----------
mkdir "$MAINDIR/racket-temp-$$"
cd "$MAINDIR/racket-temp-$$"
wget "$URL/binaries/i386-linux/racket-i386-linux-full.tgz" -O - \
wget "$URL/binaries/i386-win32/racket-i386-win32-full.tgz" -O - \
| tar xzf - \
|| exit 1
cd "$MAINDIR"