For official release sources you will need an ANSI C compiler (like gcc) to compile this package.
Just type make, followed by make install. See INSTALL for more details.
For git clones you will need to follow some basic maintainer instructions at the bottom for first time compiles.
The main difference with version 1.0 by Paul Vixie is that this version will not return directory names as being executables and that by default it will expand a leading "./" and "~/" to its full path on output.
The -all option has been added in example of a version of which on Ultrix. They use `-a' as option.
The --read-alias idea has been copied from a version of which by
Maarten Litmaath called which-v6', he was using -i' as option
which stands for `interactive'.
2.4 added better windows support.
See the man page for more details.
If you are not using the release sources but are using the git sources directly there are a couple extra steps to compile.
Make sure you have all the git submodules installed by running git submodule update --init --recursive in the root of the project.
Next run autoreconf -si in the which root to generate the
install scripts.
You must run configure with --enable-maintainer-mode the first time
in order to generate the man file when you first run make, otherwise
make will not succeed.
For Windows binary builds and build scripts see mitchcapper/WIN64LinuxBuild Scripts · GitHub