To install ACUCOBOL-GT, perform the following steps:
1. First read the "READ_ME" file. The "READ_ME" file describes the files included with ACUCOBOL-GT. The "RELEASE" file (if present), contains changes to the compiler not covered in the printed documentation.
2. Copy the "ccbl", "runcbl", "logutil", "vutil" and "vio" files to a directory mentioned in your execution path. (Or, add the ACUCOBOL-GT "bin" subdirectory to your system path.) These executable files should be set to have "execute" permission for everyone who will be using the compiler or runtime system.
3. Copy the "a_termcap", "cblconfig" and "cblhelp" files to your system's "/etc" directory off the root directory. You may optionally choose to keep the "a_termcap" or "cblconfig" file or both in a directory other than "/etc". If you do this, you will have to set up the environment variables "A_TERMCAP" and "A_CONFIG" to contain the full path name of the corresponding file. See the User's Guide, Chapter 2, "Compiler and Runtime" for details. Make sure that these files have "read" permission for everyone.
4. The remaining files can be left in the directory they were loaded into.
5. If you are using the C-shell, type "rehash".
6. Move to the directory that contains the sample programs and try compiling and running the tour program with the following commands:
ccbl tour.acu runcbl
7. If you get the message "Can't find entry for `terminal' in `term-lib'", then you will need to configure your terminal for ACUCOBOL-GT. See section A.2 above if you need to do this.
8. Once you have the sample program running, you may want to edit the "cblconfig" file supplied with ACUCOBOL-GT to meet the needs of your site. In particular, you should configure it to support the printers you have attached to your system. The chapter called "Compiler and Runtime" in the User's Guide contains details about the configuration file.
9. If you will be using shared memory, see the instructions for installing "acushare" in the User's Guide, section 2.12.2.