Firstly you must set up CLIPROOT environment variable. Also you must add $CLIPROOT/bin to your path. You can do this (if your command interpreter is bash) by adding following lines at the end of your local bash_profile:
export CLIP_LANG=en_EN.CP437 #or ru_RU.KOI8-R |
export CLIPROOT=$HOME/cliproot |
export PATH=$CLIPROOT/bin:$PATH |
and relogin to make this settings actual.
You may not want to set CLIPROOT environment variable. In this case CLIPROOT will be in the same level as your clip-prg-<version> directory ("make local" will make ../cliproot directory). Binaries from the clip_dev package will be soft-linked in your $HOME/bin.
Some notes:
In OS Solaris must be installed "GNU bin utils" and path for it must be in first: export PATH=/usr/local/bin;...
If GNU maker in your system have name "gmake", add to environment variable MAKE=gmake
Now you can go in your clip-prg-<version> and
#make local
If your PATH is setted, you can start working with Clip immediately.