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@ -22,21 +22,25 @@ Details on iconv may be obtained in the Open Group's interface definition
=== Download and installation ===
Lua-iconv can be obtained from its LuaForge project page
(http://luaforge.net/projects/lua-iconv/) or from some Linux distributions
which already provide it (eg. Debian).
(http://luaforge.net/projects/lua-iconv/), from a LuaRocks server or from
some Linux distributions which already provide it (eg. Debian).
Unless you downloaded a compiled package, you must build the library for
your system. If you are using a system with pkg-config (as many Linux
distributions and Unix flavors) just fire up your favourite shell, untar
the distribution package and type, as root, within the program directory:
your system. If you have LuaRocks installed, all the process is automatic;
just fire up your favourite shell and type, as root:
luarocks install lua-iconv
and the package will be downloaded from a rock server, installed and
configured. Otherwise, you must compile and install the package. In a system
with pkg-config (as many Linux distributions and Unix flavors) open a shell,
untar the distribution package and, within the program directory, type:
make install
The library will be compiled and installed on the in the correct path (which
is defined in lua5.1.pc).
Compiling on systems without pkg-config requires manual changes in the
Makefile.
as root. The library will be compiled and installed on the in the correct
path (which is defined in lua5.1.pc). Compiling on systems without pkg-config
requires manual changes in the Makefile (this includes Windows).