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Notes about the use of libmoto
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RCS: @(#) $Id: libmoto.doc,v 1.2 1998/09/14 18:40:04 stanton Exp $
First of all, libmoto is not required! If you don't have it, you
can simply remove the library reference from the project file and
everything should compile just fine.
The libmoto library replaces certain functions in the MathLib and
ANSI libraries. Motorola has optimized the functions in the library
to run very fast on the PowerPC. As I said above, you don't need
this library, but it does make things faster.
Obtaining Libmoto:
For more information about Libmoto and how to doanload
it, visit the following URL:
http://www.mot.com/SPS/PowerPC/library/fact_sheet/libmoto.html
You will need to register for the library. However, the
library is free and you can use it in any commercial product
you might have.
Installing Libmoto:
Just follow the instructions provided by the Motorola
README file. You need to make sure that the Libmoto
library is before the ANSI and MathLib libraries in
link order. Also, you will get several warnings stateing
that certain functions have already been defined in
Libmoto. (These can safely be ignored.)
Finally, you can thank Kate Stewart of Motorola for twisting my
arm at the Tcl/Tk Conference to provide some support for Libmoto.
Ray Johnson
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