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unrar on MPRAS (UNIX)
I am wanting to compile unrar on our MPRAS UNIX system. The currently available source (from www.rarlab.com) does not support this system and I am not sure how to configure the makefile to work.

Has anyone been able to get this to work on MPRAS and can supply me with some direction?

Thanks in advance.
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multithreading_support(3)					       Coin						 multithreading_support(3)

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Version 3.1.3							  Wed May 23 2012					 multithreading_support(3)