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Installation Exercise Description The purpose of this assignment is to download the source code for a project, in this case 4th, and build it on cs.franklin.edu. 4th is an implementation of the programming language forth. You do not need to know anything about forth to complete this assignment.

Requirements

In addition to building the 4th system, you will be asked to record certain events below. You will save the recorded information in an ASCII file named 4th_log.txt. The file, 4th_log.txt, must be located in the following directory: $HOME/itec400/homework

Create the following directory: $HOME/itec400/homework/4th This directory will be used to hold the files needed to build 4th.

Downloaded the compressed tar file on cs.franklin.edu. The full path to the file is: /export/home/dandrear/public_html/itec400/Misc/4th-3.3d2-unix.tar.gz

Copy the tar file into your 4th directory.

Unpack the tar file using the tar command. Remember, this file is also compressed, so unpack the file as follows: o Uncompress the file using gunzip: gunzip 4th-3.3d2-unix.tar.gz o Unpack the tar file tar xf 4th-3.3d2-unix.tar

You should now see a new directory named 4th-3.3d2.

cd 4th-3.3d2

Record in 4th_log.txt the size of the file readme.txt.

cd sources

Take a look at the file: Makefile and find the target named 4th.

Record in 4th_log.txt the prerequisites for the target 4th.

Use the make command to build the product.

If everything worked okay, make should have created an executable file called 4th.

Record in 4th_log.txt the size of the executable named 4th, in bytes.

Copy the 4th executable to the following directory: $HOME/itec400/homework/4th/4th-3.3d2

cd $HOME/itec400/homework/4th/4th-3.3d2

Now we are ready to try it out. When you run 4th, it will place you in its own environment. Please follow the steps below.

Make sure you are in $HOME/itec400/homework/4th/4th-3.3d2

At the UNIX prompt, type: 4th You should see the following: 4tH System V4.5a - (c) 1994,2003 HanSoft & Partners (S)creen file: new.scr (O)bject file: out (E)dit (C)ompile (R)un (A)rguments (Q)uit (G)enerate (B)uild (D)ecompile > The >character is the prompt within the 4th system.

At the 4th prompt, type: s

You should now be prompted to enter a Screen file name

At the Screen file name prompt, type: examples/romans.4th You have just loaded the script romans.4th from the examples directory, which is below your current directory. This script will convert Arabic numerals to Roman Numerals (for example 4 to IV).

At the 4th prompt, type: r The script should be running now. Just type in a number and see the script perform the conversion. After the conversion, the script will return to the 4th prompt. You can type r again to rerun the script

Another fun script is keirsey.4th. This script will ask you a series of questions and determine your personality type based on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. To run this script do the following:

At the 4th prompt, type: s

At the Screen file name: prompt, type: examples/keirsey.4th

At the 4th prompt, type: r

The script will ask you a lot of questions about your personality and finally, it will identify your personality type.

The source code for these and other examples are located at: $HOME/itec400/homework/4th/4th-3.3d2/examples Remember that the source is in forth

If you are interested in the forth language, there is a tutorial at: $HOME/itec400/homework/4th/4th-3.3d2/documentation/ Primer.txt