Directory Structure
teem

Upon unpacking a tarball, or doing a "cvs checkout teem", there will be a directory named something like teem or teem-1.Nblah. It contains:

• README.txt : General pleasantries.
• src/ : All the individual teem libraries have subdirectories in here; see below.
• cygwin/, darwin/, irix6.64/, irix6.n32/, linux/, solaris/: All the unix-like architecture-specific directories. Each of these contain:
  • bin/: Where the makefiles put compiled "installed" binaries (executables)
  • lib/: Where the makefiles put "installed" libraries (static and shared) normally go
  • obj/: Where the makefiles put object files during compilation, and where libraries go when compiling "dev"
  • purify/: Purify's cache directory
• win32/: Slightly different than the other architecture-specific directories. The first three directories have the same role as on unix/cygwin, but they are used by the project files, instead of the makefiles.
  • bin/: Where binaries go,
  • lib/: For libteem.dll and libteem.lib
  • obj/: Where object files go
  • make/:
    • vc6/: files specific to VC6
    • vc7/: files specific to VC7 (Visual Studio .net)
    • common/: files shared by VC6 and VC7
• bin/, lib/: These can be used as the locations for "installed" binaries and libraries (instead of the architecture-specific directories), when the environment variable TEEM_DEST is set to this directory (the one containing bin/, lib/). This is done, for instance, when creating the pre-built binary versions for distribution
• include/: Where all "installed" header files go. This also contains some teem*.h headers which are used as tests on the the settings of various compiler variables.

• LICENSE.txt: The full text of the GNU Lesser General Public License.
• README.txt: brief information about the different libraries, and a text version of the inter-library dependency graph
• CHANGES.txt: high-level description of changes between teem versions.
• TODO.txt: the long road ahead in teem development.
• names.pl, unangle.pl: dinky little perl scripts used sometimes during development or writing documentation
• preamble.c, preamble.mk: the LGPL preamble, included in every file C source, header, and make file.
• GNUmakefile: Top-level makefile.
• make/:
  • cygwin.mk, darwin.mk, irix6.mk, linux.mk, solaris.mk: The architecture-specific makefiles. All the variations in how GNU make behaves on different architectures are based on these.
  • template.mk, externals.mk: supplementary makefiles
• hex/: not a teem library at all-- stand-alone hex encoder and decoder.
• bin/: source files for the teem "bins": the stand-alone executables that link against various teem libraries.
• air, hest, biff, ell, nrrd, unrrdu, dye, gage, bane, limn, hoover, mite, ten, echo: The source files for each library. Each one may contain:
  • GNUmakefile: library-specific makefile: gives inter-library dependency, and lists object files and tests for this library.
  • CHANGES.txt: detailed library-specific changes between teem versions
  • TODO.txt: things remaining for this library
  • test/: contains source files for the test programs, which are built with "make dev".