daniel@53: # To build a new SWI Prolog:
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 1. Download the source archive.
daniel@53: 2. Unpack it here. This will result in a new directory which
daniel@53: 	I will refer to as <new source root>.
daniel@53: 3. Copy http_openid.pl to <new source root>/packages/http/
daniel@53: 4. Copy build into <new source root>
daniel@53: 5. CD into <new source root> and build.
daniel@53: 6. Give SUDO password when prompted to install into /usr/local
daniel@53: 7. Start SWIPL and rebuild any packages that have foreign libraries
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: Eg, for the latest version as of today (14/5/2015) 7.3.0, I did:
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 	$ wget http://www.swi-prolog.org/download/devel/src/swipl-7.3.0.tar.gz
daniel@53: 	$ tar xzf swipl-7.3.0.tar.gz
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: Alternatively, if you want to be cool, try
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 	$ curl http://www.swi-prolog.org/download/devel/src/swipl-7.3.0.tar.gz | tar xz
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: Then
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 	$ cd swipl-7.3.0
daniel@53: 	$ cp -p ../http_openid.pl packages/http
daniel@53: 	$ cp -p ../build .
daniel@53: 	$ ./build
daniel@53: 	$ swipl
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 	?- maplist(pack_rebuild,[real,prosqlite,plml]).
daniel@53: 	?- halt.
daniel@53: 
daniel@53: 	$
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