Under the VxWorks and VMS versions, all DRAMA commands will now be available. Under Unix, you will need to source either the file $DRAMA/drama.csh if you are using a csh compatible shell or the file $DRAMA/drama.sh if you are using a sh compatible shell.
If using a csh compatible shell, I suggest lines like these be put in your .cshrc file to cause an automatic load or drama.ch when drama is started.
if ( ${?DRAMA} != 0 ) then
source $DRAMA/drama.csh
endif
For borne compatible shells, the following should do the trick.
if [ "$DRAMA" != "" ]; then
\. $DRAMA/drama.sh
fi
Under unix, the above commands source equivalent files from $DRAMA/local if they exist to provide site wide commands for local applications. They also source a user specific file named $HOME/.drama.sh or $HOME/.drama.csh (depending on the shell), if they exist, to provide user specific commands.
Note that if you specify a command to be execute, the bourne shell versions of the above scripts are used.
On MacOsX, the architecture to be used can be dependent on environment variables.
| DRAMA_MAC_64BIT_ONLY | If set, and OS is 10.5 or later, build for 64 bit intel. |
|---|---|
| DRAMA_MAC_32BIT_ONLY | If set, and OS is 10.6 or ealier, build for 32 bit intel. |
| DRAMA_MAC_INTEL_FAT | If set, and OS is 10.5 or 10.6, do FAT builds for both 32 bit and 64 bit intel. |
For MacOsX 10.7 or later, the only option is a 64 bit build. For MacOsX 10.6, the default is a FAT build. 32bit or 64 bit possible. For MacOsX 10.5, the default is a 32 bit build, 64 bit or FAT possible For MacOsX 10.4 or earlier. only option is 32 bit build.
If the architecture chosen above does not exist, then, unless the IGNORE_NOTTHERE environment variable is set, we attempt to find another mac os x build which will work and use that.
(VxWorks) dramastart "<version>","<directory>"
(VMS) @dramastart start_type [options]
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For more information, contact tjf@aaoepp.aao.gov.au