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// About compiling the bobcat library on BSD/MacOSX:
//
// According to Karel Kubat (karel at e dash tunity dot com) the bobcat
// library won't compile under BSD/MacOSX if the Linux options to create
// the dynamic library are used. Instead of
// -shared -Wl,-z,def,-soname,
// Karel suggests to use:
// -dynamiclib -Wl,-single_module
//
// Also, he suggests to use the name libbobcat.dylib instead of
// libbobcat.so.1
//
// In the directory ./contrib the script c-conf is found which is provided
// by Karel and which might be useful to construct the libraries under
// BSD/MacOSX systems. Don't contact me if you experience any problems
// with Karel's script. Instead, contact Karel directly.
//#define STATIC
// When compiling Bobcat for CYGWIN under Windows, activate the above
// #define: it will prevent the construction of the shared library (until
// somebody tells me how to do that under CYGWIN....)
#define LIBRARIES
// Install the libraries, remove if not requested
#define HEADERS
// Install the headers, remove if not requested
#define MANPAGES
// Install the manpages, remove if not requested
#define MANHTML
// Install the html-versions of the manpages, remove if not requested
#define DOCOTHER
// Install remaining docs (README, examples, etc), remove if not requested
#define LCGEN
// Install the bobcatlcgen program
// The following /bin/cp options are used to keep, rather than follow
// symbolic references. If your installation doesn't support these flags,
// then change them into available ones.
// -P, --no-dereference
// never follow symbolic links in SOURCE
// --preserve[=ATTR_LIST]
// preserve the specified attributes (default:
// mode,ownership,timestamps), if possible additional
// attributes: context, links, all
// -d same as --no-dereference --preserve=links
#define CPOPTS "-d"
// The following icmake string variables are given their values below, in
// the function `setLocations()'
string BASE;
// BASE=is the directory below which ALL bisonc++ files will be stored.
// For an operational non-Debian installation, you probably must be
// `root', and BASE "/usr" or BASE "/usr/local" is suggested (see
// below). `BASE' itself is not used outside of this file, so feel free to
// define BIN, SKEL, MAN and DOC (below) in any which way you like.
string BIN;
// The location of the binary program bobcatlcgen
string GPP;
// GPP specifies the compiler to use. By defining GPP with a specific
// version (e.g., GPP=g++-4.1) that particular version can be used. The
// distributed definition uses the `default' compiler version and uses
// `g++'. It is `gpp' in some installations.
string DOC;
// DOC is the directory in which all standard documentation will be stored
// in this directory the non-development related information is stored. It
// is not used if not defined (or defined empty)
string DOCDEV;
// DOCDEV is the directory in which all other documentation will be stored
// In this directory the development related information is stored
string INC;
// the directory in which the header files will be stored
string GCC;
// The compiler to use for bobcat's C-sources. See GPP above for
// considerations
string LIB;
// the directory in which the bobcat libraries will be stored
string MAN;
// MAN is the directory in which the manual pages will be stored
// They are stored below man3 and man7
string SHAREDOPT;
string SHAREDLIB;
void setLocations()
{
BASE = "/usr";
BIN = BASE + "/bin";
DOC = BASE + "/share/doc/libbobcat2";
DOCDEV = BASE + "/share/doc/libbobcat2-dev";
INC = BASE + "/include/bobcat";
LIB = BASE + "/lib";
MAN = BASE + "/share/man";
GPP = "g++ --std=c++0x";
GCC = "gcc";
// GPP = "g++-4.5 --std=c++0x";
// GCC = "gcc-4.5";
}
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