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Yakushima edited this page Sep 13, 2010
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Setting up the Environment
The environment should be set up in the usual way for building Erlang/OTP. Set the ERL_TOP environment variable:
cd <your-otp-build-directory>
export ERL_TOP=`pwd`
Also, set a destination path for the documentation:
export TESTROOT=<path>
The repository does not contain a generated configure file. It must be generated as follows
./otp_build autoconf
before configure can be run. When the configure files have been generated, you can build in the usual way as described in the README file. Briefly:
./configure
make
If you are building for release into your own local directory, you’ll need to issue the configure command as follows:
./configure --prefix=<localdir>
Building the documentation
To build the complete documentation for all applications, build it from the top:
make release_docs
If only you want to build the documentation only for a specific application, you must build erl_docgen first. Enter the erl_docgen directory and generate the necessary files:
cd $ERL_TOP/lib/erl_docgen
make release_docs
Then enter the directory for the specific application directory, and build its documentation:
cd $ERL_TOP/lib/<application>
make release_docs
This will generate the application’s documentation in three formats: UNIX-style man-page format, HTML, and PDF for the corresponding chapter in the Erlang/OTP Reference manual.