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@@ -26,7 +26,9 @@ List the available releases (kerl ignores releases < 10): $ ./kerl list releases Getting the available releases from erlang.org... - R10B-0 R10B-2 R10B-3 R10B-4 R10B-5 R10B-6 R10B-7 R10B-8 R10B-9 R11B-0 R11B-1 R11B-2 R11B-3 R11B-4 R11B-5 R12B-0 R12B-1 R12B-2 R12B-3 R12B-4 R12B-5 R13A R13B R13B01 R13B02 R13B03 R13B04 R14A R14B R14B01 R14B02 R14B01 + R10B-0 R10B-2 R10B-3 R10B-4 R10B-5 R10B-6 R10B-7 R10B-8 R10B-9 R11B-0 R11B-1 + R11B-2 R11B-3 R11B-4 R11B-5 R12B-0 R12B-1 R12B-2 R12B-3 R12B-4 R12B-5 R13A + R13B R13B01 R13B02 R13B03 R13B04 R14A R14B R14B01 R14B02 Run "./kerl update" to update this list from erlang.org Pick your choice and build it: @@ -48,14 +50,14 @@ You can verify it's been registered: Now install it to some location: - $ kerl install R14B02 /path/to/install/dir/ + $ ./kerl install R14B02 /path/to/install/dir/ Installing Erlang/OTP R14B02 in /path/to/install/dir/ You can activate this installation running the following command: . /path/to/install/dir/activate Here again you can check the installation's been registered: - $ kerl list installations + $ ./kerl list installations R14B02 /path/to/install/dir And at last activate it: @@ -74,8 +76,9 @@ Tuning You can tune kerl using the .kerlrc file in your $HOME directory. You can set the following variables: -KERL_DOWNLOAD_DIR: where to put downloaded files -KERL_BUILD_DIR: where to hold the builds -KERL_CONFIGURE_OPTIONS: options to pass to Erlang's ./configure script -KERL_MAKE_OPTIONS: options to pass to make (e.g. -j2) + +- KERL_DOWNLOAD_DIR (where to put downloaded files) +- KERL_BUILD_DIR (where to hold the builds) +- KERL_CONFIGURE_OPTIONS (options to pass to Erlang's ./configure script) +- KERL_MAKE_OPTIONS (options to pass to make, e.g. -j2) |