diff --git a/gh-pages/docs/ION-Quick-Start-Guide.md b/gh-pages/docs/ION-Quick-Start-Guide.md index 59dd3634c..2f3939ebc 100644 --- a/gh-pages/docs/ION-Quick-Start-Guide.md +++ b/gh-pages/docs/ION-Quick-Start-Guide.md @@ -87,6 +87,14 @@ After running `./configure` with the appropriate options/flags, you can build IO `sudo ldconfig` +To clean up compilation artifacts such as object files and shared libraries stored within the ION open-source directory, cd to the ION open-source directory and run: + +`make clean` + +To remove executables and shared libraries installed in the system, run: + +`sudo make uninstall` + ### Adding Other Compile Time Switches If you want to set additional compile-time switches for a build, the place to do this to add them to the `./configure` command. To see a list of supported ION compiler options, see explanation provided by: @@ -99,19 +107,13 @@ To build BPv6, run `./configure --enable-bpv6` -To clean up compilation artifacts such as object files and shared libraries stored within the ION open-source directory, cd to the ION open-source directory and run: - -`make clean` - -To remove executables and shared libraries installed in the system, run: - -`sudo make uninstall` +To build ION with enhanced watch character support, use the `--enable-ewchar` option. -To introduce customized flags to ION's build process, you can add them via the `./configure` command as well: +To introduce customized build flags, you can add them via the `./configure` in this manner: `./configure CFLAGS=""` -For example, say you want to add additional source code and header files from the `/wkdir/customfile` and activate certain features controlled by the variables `GDSLOGGER` and `GDSWATCHER`. This can be accomplished through the `./configure` command: +For example, say you want to add additional source code and header files from the `/wkdir/customfile` and activate certain features controlled by the `GDSLOGGER` and `GDSWATCHER` - software hooks to add time stamps to ion.log and writing time-stamped watch characters to a file for analysis. This can be accomplished through the `./configure` command as follows: `./configure CFLAGS="-I/wkdir/customfile -DGDSLOGGER -DGDSWATCHER"`