[Cpptool-develop] Attempting to compile on Solaris

[Rohith R. <man...@ho...>]

Hi,
   Ran into a some problems while attempting to compile on sol 2.8 with gcc 
3.2.
1. Lots of warnings about files not ending with a newline: Don't know if 
this is due to some problem with my WinCVS settings or the transfer via ftp 
from windows to the sol server or a genuine compile warning. BTW, do you 
know of any solaris client for CVS? Even a command line one will do, since I 
can write lisp code to make xemacs interface with it.

2. One error about a looser throw in 
DynamicLibraryManagerException::~DynamicLibraryManagerException than its 
base class - which I fixed by adding a throw() at the end of the class. What 
does the throw() at the end of a function say anyway? Just that it throws 
exceptions?

3. Why does the make install step attempt to install cppunit in 
/usr/local/lib? In the server I am working on, I don't have permissions to 
do that. Is it easy to modify the install script and the rest of the 
codebase to install to and use cppunit from a different location, maybe via 
a environment variable?

Thanks,
Rohith.

>From: Sven Reichard <rei...@ma...>
>To: Rohith Rajagopal <man...@ho...>
>Subject: Re: [Cpptool-develop] Hi
>Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2002 11:42:33 -0500 (EST)
>
>On Mon, 4 Nov 2002, Rohith Rajagopal wrote:
>
> > Hi Sven,
> > >I added you to the developers.
> >     Thank you.
> > >Try to get access to the CVS repository via
> > >SSH, get the rfta module, and compile it in your favorite environment.
> >     Yes, I was able to access it using WinCVS. And I've downloaded the 
>rest
> > of the modules as well. I'll try and compile it on sol2.8 with the g++ 
>3.2
> > compiler. Since you've already compiled it in Linux, hopefully I won't 
>run
> > into too many problems with this.
> >     BTW, what are the rest of the modules? CppRefactory and cpptool 
>modules,
> > I mean. Should I be downloading those too?
>
>These were previous attempts. Just get rfta. Then go to deplibs/cppunit,
>configure and make install (unless you already have CppUnit 1.9.10
>installed). You also need the boost library (just the header files; we use
>some of their template classes). Then a ./configure; make check in the
>main directory should work.


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