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1 - Unpack. This should give a top-level directory with the subdirectories
listed in README, as well as a few documentation files and a Makefile.
2 - You need a SunOS (Sparc or i386), Linux i386/x86_64 or Mac OSX platform
to compile out of the box. Other platforms are untested.
3 - You need the following free third-party software to build XenC:
- gcc version 4.2.1 or higher (older versions might work,
but are untested)
- GNU make
- gzip, to read/write compressed files
- boost version 1.52.0 or higher (may work with lower versions,
untested)
- GNU cmake
- GNU autoconf
- GNU automake
4 - By default, the Makefile will look into the /usr directory for boost
(/usr/include/boost for includes, /usr/lib or /usr/lib64 for libraries),
but you can specify variables in the CMakeLists.txt lines:
- include_directories(INCLUDEDIR), replace "INCLUDEDIR" by the directory which contains the includes you looking for
- link_directories(LIBDIR), replace "INCLUDEDIR" by the directory which contains the libraries you looking for
- set the option -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX= to the directory you want the tercpp and library be installed (i.e. : /usr).
6 - In the top-level directory, run:
cbuild.sh to build and install.
optionally with one or more variables described in steps 4 and 5.
7 - (Optional) To clean the obj directory of object files:
rm build -rf
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