Parallel C4.5: Installation
This page documents the installation of the PC4.5 software package.
Installation of PC4.5 involves these steps:
- Uncompress the source code.
Place pc4.5.tar.gz in your home directory and issue the following
commands:
gunzip pc4.5.tar.gz
and then
tar xvf pc4.5.tar
- Compile PLinda.
Compiling PLinda requires GNU C++ (g++) version 2.6.3 or higher and GNU
make. They can be ftp'ed from
http://www.ai.mit.edu/!info/dir/!!first.
First,
cd plinda/plinda-2.6b
If you are compiling on a SunOS machine, issue this command:
make -f SunOS
For Solaris or Linux, substitute SunOS with Solaris or Linux. I will
use SunOS as an example in the following steps.
- Install PLinda.
If step 2 goes well, issue this command:
make install -f SunOS
Now you have compiled and installed PLinda.
- Set up PLinda environment.
Edit ~/plinda/bin/sunos/plc (a Perl script) and change the path of perl
(unless it is /usr/bin/perl). You can find out where perl is by
"whereis perl" or "which perl".
- Merge C4.5 into PC4.5.
Suppose your C4.5 directory is ~/C4.5. Link C4.5 source code with PC4.5
by issuing this command:
ln -s ~/C4.5/Src/* ~/plinda/code/pc4.5
Ignore any warning.
- Compile PC4.5.
First,
cd ~/plinda/code/pc4.5
Then compile PC4.5 by issuing this command:
make pc4.5 -f SunOS
Now PC4.5 is installed. If you plan to run PC4.5 on a network of multi-
platform workstations, repeat steps 2, 3, 4, 6 for all other platforms.
AUTHORS
Bin Li (binli@cs.nyu.edu)
Dennis E. Shasha (shasha@cs.nyu.edu)
(For problems, send mail to
binli@cs.nyu.edu)
Department of Computer Science
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
251 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012-1185
USA
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Last modified by
Bin Li.
January 22, 1997.