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./autogen.sh [configure switches]make
You can run make install to install numexp-core system-wide, but for testing it might be easier to run from the source directory.
To test numexp-core from command line, run ./numexpc.
To test numexp-core with gnumexp, do:
killall numexp-kernel./bindings/bonobo/numexp-kernel
Note: if you have previously installed some version of numexp-core then running it from the build directory sometimes might pick up the system installed numexp library and modules and might not work. If this happens, you can either uninstall numexp-core first (make uninstall) or run make install each time you want to test a change.
If you do something cool with numexp-core, the simplest way to produce a patch is with the command svn diff > /tmp/mypatch.diff. You can then open a bug report and attach the patch to it.