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How to Install Jam on NetBSD

In this tutorial, we will be installing Jam, a powerful and flexible build tool, on NetBSD.

Step 1: Download Jam

First, we need to download the Jam source code from the official website:

$ ftp https://jamshelf.com/jam/jam-2.6.1.zip

Step 2: Extract the Jam Archive

Next, we need to extract the downloaded archive to a folder called jam-2.6.1:

$ unzip jam-2.6.1.zip -d jam-2.6.1

Step 3: Build Jam

Navigate to the jam-2.6.1 folder and run the make command to build Jam:

$ cd jam-2.6.1
$ make

This will build the Jam binary and place it in the jam-2.6.1/bin directory.

Step 4: Install Jam

To install Jam, we need to copy the binary to a location in our system's PATH. One common location for user-specific binaries is ~/bin, so we will use that in this example.

$ cp bin/jam ~/bin

Step 5: Verify the Installation

Finally, we can verify that Jam is installed correctly by running the jam command:

$ jam --version

This should output the version number of Jam that was installed.

Congratulations! You have successfully installed Jam on your NetBSD system.

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