Install the following libraries:
On Linux distributions you can install the most of these libraries (except dklibs) using your distribution's package management. Make sure to install developer support for the libraries too, developer support contains the header files needed by the compiler.
Bmeps is available at SourceForge, see http://sourceforge.net/projects/bmeps.
Use
gzip -dc bmeps-2.0.0.tar.gz | tar xvf -
to unpack the source archive. Change into the bmeps-2.0.0 directory and run
./configure make make install
to build and install the software.
Use
./configure make -f Makefile-shared-linux make -f Makefile-shared-linux install
to create libdkbif.so and libbmeps.so instead of libdkbif.a and libbmeps.a.
Use<7p>
./configure make make pp=/tmp/bmeps-files install
to create a binary which is running from /usr/local/bin but install a directory structure in /tmp/bmeps-files. This can be used to prepare a directory structure for rpm or other binary packag generation.
Windows users should download the dklibs-win32-*-*.exe executable setup file
from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dklibs.
The dklibs-win32-*-user.exe file installs binaries, libraries and documentation.
This is the recommended setup.
The dklibs-win32-*-base.exe file installs the binaries only,
documentation start menu entries point to web resources. You should
use this setup only if you need to save disk space and the computer
is connected to the internet permanently.