Getting XPP

Windows XP Please follow the instructions exactly
Linux.
1. Creat a directory called xpp
2. Download the source code for the latest version into this directory
3. extract the tarball with tar zxvf xppaut_latest.tgz
4. Compile it with the command make
5. It should compile with no problems. If it does not, see me. You should have a file called xppaut in this directory. You can copy it to /usr/local/bin is you want.
Mac. In the most recent versions of the Mac OS (10.4), X11 is part of the OS so that you dont need to get an X Server. If you are using an older version of OS X, you should download and install the X11 server. This is a pain in the butt, but the directions on the X Darwin download page. Once you have a running X server, you can use the precompiled Mac version of the binary available here
1. Create a directory xpp
2. move the xpposx.tgz file into this directory
3. uncompress the tarball with tar zxvf xpposx.tgz
4. you should have a binary xppaut which should work within your X server windows. You can run this from the command line.