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title>How to build {OpenGrok</
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h1>How to build {OpenGrok</
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p>The easiest way to build (or modify) {OpenGrok is by using
201N/A {OpenGrok from the command line.
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p>You need the following:</
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li>The source code is located in a
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li>The analyzers is generated from lex by using
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h2>Check out the source</
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p>The first thing you need to do is to check out the source code. You
201N/A might do this from within NetBeans if you have the Mercurial plugin
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201N/A hg clone ssh://anon@hg.opensolaris.org/hg/opengrok/trunk
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h2>Prepare the source for compilation</
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p>Copy <
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JFlex.jar</
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code>lib</
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201N/A the OpenGrok source.</
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h2>Compile the source</
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p>If you use NetBeans you should be able to open OpenGrok as a project
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201N/A execute the following command:</
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