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Grace Software
JavaLog
$Revision: 1.3 $
$Date: 1999/10/11 00:05:14 $
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Installation is like most other Java packages. Unjar the downloaded file and set your classpath to include lib/grace.jar. Don't unjar the grace.jar file. This will just create redundant .class files because the lib/grace.jar is simply a jar of all the files in the classes directory.
$ jar xvf grace-0.7.jar 12091 Sun Mar 07 20:56:02 GMT+04:30 1999 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF 67121 Sun Mar 07 20:38:54 GMT+04:30 1999 grace-0.6/classes.jar 0 Sun Mar 07 20:29:36 GMT+04:30 1999 grace-0.6/docs/ 0 Sun Mar 07 19:49:18 GMT+04:30 1999 grace-0.6/docs/api/ ... $ export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$(pwd)/grace-0.6/classes.jar $ java grace.log.Log 03/07/99 16:29:57(0.014):1: notice: system.main.Test-Thread.0: Log$Test.logSomeMessages:1187: Examples of trace() 03/07/99 16:29:57(0.066):2: trace: system.main.Test-Thread.0: Log$Test.logSomeMessages:1188 03/07/99 16:29:57(0.066):3: trace: system.main.Test-Thread.0: Log$Test.testFunction:1145 ...
Thats it! If you're running Windoze then you're on your own. No offense, but if you're not running UNIX , you really ought to think about upgrading. It's easy. Just say "NO" to DOS.