Unpack the package to a directory of your choice, for example into
/opt/grgen:
mkdir /opt/grgen
tar xvfj GrGenNET-V1_3_1-2007-12-06.tar.bz2
mv GrGenNET-V1_3_1-2007-12-06/* /opt/grgen/
rmdir GrGenNET-V1_3_1-2007-12-06
Add the /opt/grgen/bin
directory to your search paths, for instance if you use bash add a line to your /home/.profile
file.
export PATH=/opt/grgen/bin:$PATH
Furthermore we create a directory for our GrGen.NET data, for instance by mkdir /home/grgen
.
Extract the .zip
archive to a directory of your choice and add the bin subdirectory to your search path via control panel
→ system properties / environment variables.
Execute the GrGen.NET assemblies from a command line window (Start → Run... → cmd). For MS .NET the mono prefix is neither applicable nor needed.
The easiest way to iteratively build a Graph Grammar to produce the desired results, is to use the GrGen-Shell. Refer to the documentation provided here.
grshell.exe