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@The project is setup as an Eclipse project.
 
* Checkout the project using CVS repository view in Eclipse.
* Modify the project setup to reflect jars and libraries in your system.
* Do a Project -> Rebuild Project
* Go to the jni sub-directory in the source directory.
* Run 'make'. This will create the JNI shared library.
* Now you should be able to run the test classes.
 
If you do not want to use full Eclipse, make sure to install
compatible SWT from Eclipse site. Then follow the following steps in
the given order:
 
* Get and install ant. This is used to build the Java files.
* Go to the src directory and run 'ant'
* Go to the jni directory and run 'make'
  - defining CAIROJAVA_TRACE to the make process will cause
    the jni library to emit trace statements to stderr every time a call
    is made to the cairo or glitz libraries.

The build will put CairoJava-0.1.0.jar and the JNI shared library under
lib. You can use these to run the tests under the test directory.

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