Assuming CMake worked successfully, simply typing <tt>make</tt> in the build directory should compile and build EOSERV.

Assuming CMake worked successfully, simply typing <b>make</b> in the build directory should compile and build EOSERV.

Using <tt>sudo make install</tt> will "install" (copy) the EOSERV files elsewhere, but make sure you configure a sensible <tt>CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX</tt> in CMake. Installing to the default <tt>/usr/local</tt> is a very bad idea. The preferred install path is <tt>/opt/eoserv</tt>.

Using <tt>sudo make install</tt> will "install" (copy) the EOSERV files elsewhere, but make sure you configure a sensible <tt>CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX</tt> in CMake. Installing to the default <tt>/usr/local</tt> is a very bad idea. The preferred install path is <tt>/opt/eoserv</tt>.