Grunt is a preprocessor software that supports tables, similar to m4.
Grunt is a versatile preprocessor software that is similar to m4 but with an added support for tables. It requires a few things to work, including Perl 5, gmake (usually make under Linux), egcs (gcc 2.8.1), and libstdc++ 2.8.1.1. If you have these requirements, installation should be fairly easy.
In theory, it is possible to compile Grunt under gcc 2.7.2 with the 2.7.2 version of libstdc++. After all, it was written for the EMX version of this compiler and library. However, the developer has found it challenging to compile it under the current Linux environment, let alone an older one.
To install Grunt on your system, begin by copying Makefile.linux to Makefile. Then, proceed to type make and make install. It's that simple!
In theory, it is possible to compile Grunt under gcc 2.7.2 with the 2.7.2 version of libstdc++. After all, it was written for the EMX version of this compiler and library. However, the developer has found it challenging to compile it under the current Linux environment, let alone an older one.
To install Grunt on your system, begin by copying Makefile.linux to Makefile. Then, proceed to type make and make install. It's that simple!
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