Under the System Variables section, click the Add button.
A new dialog window should appear with two labeled text fields. Enter NEKOPATH as the variable
name and the location of the Neko directory as the variable value, as shown in Figure 2 - 4 . Now, click
OK. The environment variable should be effective immediately, so Neko should now be installed and
accessible from the command line. You can test this by typing neko at the prompt and pressing Return.
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Figure 2-4
Installing Neko on Linux
For Linux users, installing Neko should be almost identical to installing haXe, only this time, you don ??™ t
have an install script to automate the compilation process.
To begin, you need to download the Neko files from CVS:
> cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.motion-twin.com:/cvsroot login
> cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.motion-twin.com:/cvsroot co neko
If you typed everything correctly, this should have created a temporary neko directory and filled it with
source files.
Compiling the Neko source files may require that you have certain packages already installed on your
system.
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