Xrefactory s.r.o.
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Other platforms on demand!
1. Prerequisites
You need Emacs or XEmacs
installed on your computer. They are free software.
Emacs for Unix/Linux systems can be found at
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs
GNU site. Most Linux distributions, and many other Unix systems come with
Emacs pre-installed or pre-packaged for installation.
Emacs for MS-Windows can be
found on
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/windows/ntemacs.html
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All Emacs packages required
by Xrefactory are included in the standard Emacs distribution.
XEmacs for nearly all platforms can be downloaded from
http://www.xemacs.org
pages.
Most Xrefactory functions will work with the default XEmacs installation.
Installation of the 'mail-lib' package is required
for JavaDoc browsing and the 'xemacs-base' package
is required for XEmacs IDE functions (compile, run, etc.).
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2. Installation
3. Training Examples
It is highly recommended that you work through the tutorials after the
installation. C and C++ tutorials are stored in
'cexercise' and 'cppexercise' directories of each distribution package. Tutorials
will guide you through the typical usage of Xrefactory. To start the
tutorial just open one of files 'cexercise/index.c' or
'cppexercise/index.cpp' and follow the instructions written there.
4. License
You are supposed to purchase a license when using Xrefactory beyond the
8 days evaluation period!
By downloading Xrefactory you agree with terms of our
license agreement conditions.
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