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NetPlane Core Services Overview  User’s Guide (6806800C08B)
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NCS Toolkit
A.1
Introduction
The NCS software is accompanied by a toolkit that enables you to develop NCS-based 
applications. This section describes the toolkit and its functions.
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Toolkit Installation
The NCS toolkit is a tar file with the naming convention: ncs<release name>_dev_<build 
name>.tar.gz
.  (for example: ncs06A_dev_3.1.4.tar.gz, where the release name is 
"06A" and the build name is "3.1.4"). The tar file is packaged to be installed on a SuSE 9.0, i386 
platform. 
You can extract the tar files in the directory of the your choice <install-dir>. The command to 
extract the tar is: tar -zxvf <tar file name>.
This creates the directory ncs<release name>_dev_<build name> in the location in 
which it is installed (<install dir>). 
On extracting this tar file, all files related to the toolkit are installed in the directory <install-
dir>/ncs<relase name>_dev_<build name>/.
 Name this as TOOLKIT_HOME 
directory.
A.3
Toolkit Contents
The toolkit contains the following components:
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NCS software headers
These prototype the routines implemented by NCS software. They are located in the 
$(TOOLKIT_HOME)/include
 directory
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NCS libraries
NCS applications should be linked with these to use NCS Services. The libraries are 
located in the $(TOOLKIT_HOME)/libs directory, which has one directory per target. For 
example, $(TOOLKIT_HOME)/libs/linux-ppc contains NCS libraries built for a Linux 
PowerPC architecture
To uninstall this version of the toolkit, simply delete the directory, ncs<release 
name>_dev_<build name>.