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This file describes Sablotron installation procedure on Windows. To
find out more on Sablotron, please read the README file in the same
directory as this file. To get more info on installing on Linux or Unix,
please read the file INSTALL.
1. Intro
2. Sablotron binaries
2.1. Binaries and dependencies
3. Building Sablotron from sources
3.1. Notes on dependencies
4. More information
1. Intro
========================================
Sablotron is based on Expat XML parser.
There is a significant change of how Expat is used since version
0.50. Sablotron _never_ looks for Expat under its own source tree, but
it supposes, that you have installed Expat library (1.95.1 or later)
in your system.
To get Expat, visit
http://sourceforge.net/projects/expat/
and download/install source/binary package.
2. Sablotron binaries
========================================
Download and extract the binary package. The only requirement is that
expat.dll must be installed in your system. You can download
the Sablot dll as binary from http://sourceforge.net/projects/expat/.
If you download a Windows binary of expat you have to rename it to expat.dll
(without a version number). Ensure expat.dll is on your PATH.
Copy sablot.dll and sabcmd.exe somewhere to your PATH.
2.1. Binaries and dependencies
------------------------------
To support other than built-in charsets you must use the iconv library.
To support JavaScript extensions you must use JS library by Mozilla.
For your convenience, There is a Sablotron binary package available
supporting both iconv and JavaScript. This package
(Sablot-Win-x.xx-FullPack.zip) actualy contains three independent products:
- Sablotron binary (linking iconv)
- iconv binary (look at ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/gnu/ for sources)
- JavaScript binary (look at http://www.mozilla.org/js/ for sources)
Copy iconv.dll, js32.exe, sablot.dll and sabcmd.exe somewhere to your PATH.
3. Building Sablotron from sources
========================================
If you have downloaded the binary distribution, you can skip reading this
section.
To build Sablotron from sources you have to build expat first. Download
expat sources from http://sourceforge.net/projects/expat/ and build it
(project file for MS DevStudio 6.0 is included).
Sablotron can be built with many different options. These options are defined
in sablot_config.msvc file. You can either edit this file or preferably create
its local copy named sablot_config.local. The config file itself is rather
self-decriptive.
The recommended procedure is the following:
1. copy sablot_config.msvc to sablot_config.local
2. edit sablot_config.local
3. type 'nmake -f makefile.msvc'
Then install the Sablotron DLL and executable as described in section 2.
Make sure expat.dll (iconv.dll, js32.dll) are on your PATH (if you link them).
3.1. Notes on dependencies
--------------------------
Iconv is a library for encoding conversions. You don't need to have it
installed, but in that case, you will only be able to use a few encodings.
Sablot has been tested on NT with Bruno Haible's implementation of iconv,
available from ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/gnu/libiconv-1.3.tar.gz
If you change the way Sablot or iconv are being built, make sure they both
use the DLL version of the C runtime library (msvcrt.dll), i.e. compile
with /MD. This is because they need to share the global variable errno.
JavaScript is the popular Netscape-developed object scripting language.
Sablotron has to link the JS engine to enable extension functions.
See http://www.mozilla.org/js/ for more details or to get sources.
4. More information
========================================
If you are in trouble and haven't read the README file, you may find some
useful information there. You can check our website as well:
http://www.gingerall.com
Enjoy Sablotron!!
GA
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