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While GMT can be ported to non-UNIX systems such as
Windows, it is also true that one of the
strengths of GMT lies its symbiotic relationship with
UNIX. We therefore recommend that GMT be installed in
a POSIX-compliant UNIX environment such as Linux
or Mac OS X. If abandoning your non-UNIX operating system
is not an option, consider one of these solutions:
- WINDOWS:
- Choose among these four possibilities:
- Install GMT under Cygwin (A GNU port to Windows).
- Install GMT under SFU (Windows Services for UNIX); a free download from
MicrosoftL.1.
- Install GMT under DJGPP (another GNU port to Windows/DOS).
- Install GMT in Windows using Microsoft C/C++ or other
compilers. Unlike the first three, this option will not provide you with any
UNIX tools so you will be limited to what you can do with
DOS batch files.
- MAC OS9:
- Here your choice is a commercial offering called MachTenL.2.
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Paul Wessel
2004-10-01