Impulse 8004e - Manual (Page 9)

Optional make commands:
"make" or "make subdirs": this option will build all binaries, but will not
copy them to the locations described below.
"make objs": this option is similar to "make subdirs", but instead of building
executables, only objects will be created.
"make clean": this option removes all the build/executable files in the
working SeaIo directory. Installed files remain on your system.
"make uninstall": this option removes files that were previously installed to
the locations described below.
"make cleaninstall": removes any previous build files then performs a fresh
install. Everything is built from source again.
"make purge": removes installed files and build files in one command.
(exactly like performing "make uninstall" then "make clean")
Optional make parameters:
(you may either manually edit them in the Makefile or pass them at run time
like so: "make install KDIR=/<PATH_TO_SOURCE>/")
KDIR= /usr/src/linux
This is the path to configured kernel source.
MODDIR= /lib/modules/<KERNEL_VERSION>/kernel/drivers/mi
sc
This is the path that the kernel module is installed to. If you modify this, you
must also modify the "seaioload" script's MODDIR variable.
SUTILDIR= /usr/local/sbin
This is the location where the "seaioload" and "seaiounload" scripts are
installed by default. You must also modify the "seaioload" script's
SUTILDIR.
UTILDIR= /usr/local/bin
This is where any standard utilities are installed.
LIBDIR= /usr/local/lib
This is where the SeaIO API library is installed. (libseaio.a)
INCLUDDIR= /usr/local/include
This is where the seaio header files will be installed.
CONFIGDIR= /etc
seaio.conf will live here. This file is consulted by "seaioload", so if you
change this, modify the CONFIGDIR variable in "seaioload".
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