A rebuild of CUTEr may turn out to be necessary whenever CUTEr informs the user that the workspace dimensions need to be increased--a rebuild may also turn out to be necessary whenever prototype files are modified, or in general, whenever any basic file is modified. CUTEr itself usually issues warning messages whenever the workspace is insufficient, urging the user to increase a particular (set of) parameters. These parameters may be tuned in tools.siz which can be found in
$MYCUTER/precision/config
where precision is either `single' or `double', according to your installation. For the change to take effect, the CUTEr tools need to be cast and compiled again. Assume the Solaris installation is modified. All the user needs to do to make sure he or she rebuilds everything that needs to be rebuilt is change to the directory $MYCUTER and issue a
prompt% make -s all
make then takes care of everything and rebuilds whichever targets depend on the updated files.