
  The Reading People Tracker  ---  Notes for version 1.28

For copyright information please see the file COPYRIGHT.

Documentation and the latest version of this software can be found at
http://www.siebel-research.de/people_tracking/reading_people_tracker/


To compile:

 1 - make sure you have all necessary libraries:

      - NAG mark 15  OR  BLAS/LAPACK 3.0 or later (see generic.mk)
      - Xerces-C (available from http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/ )
      - Ygl 4.x (available from http://www.thp.uni-duisburg.de/Ygl/ )
      - All standard IEEE1394 libraries that ship with most GNU/Linux
        systems: libavc1394, libdc1394 and libraw1394 as well as their
	*-devel counterparts.

     (change the include search path directives in generic.mk if the
      libraries or include files cannot be found when compiling.
      After installing libraries by hand (without RPM), do not forget to
      run ldconfig.  Set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH appropriately if ld
      complains when you try to run the program)

 2 - create a symbolic link named "advisor" in your ${HOME} directory which
     points to your ${BASE} directory (the one that contains the source/ and bin/
     directories).  Alternatively, adjust $(ACTUAL_HOME) in generic.mk .

 3 - cd into ${BASE}/source/ and "make depend".  This should create
     dependencies files as necessary.  Ignore any warnings from makedepend.

 4 - cd into ${BASE}/source/ and "make".  This should compile all tracking
     libraries and the ReadingPeopleTracker in the progs/ directory.

 5 - cd into progs/ and "make" (or "make <target>" only, <target> being
     ReadingPeopleTracker or any other target).  The targets compiled will be
     put into ${BASE}/bin/.


Sample command line (from the ${BASE}/bin/ directory):

"./ReadingPeopleTracker -c config/LUL38-1-testbed2"

nts.
