I wish to build omniEvents on my debian system but i can't a platform in config that feet with my needs.
As the .tgz doesn't contain GNUmakefile.in i can't use the standard ./configure .
So what is the best way to do this ?
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omniORB-4.0.1 / automake .. / GCC 3.2
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Anonymous
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2003-05-15
Hi there,
Well, since omniEvents depends on the old
omniORB build system, you really should use
that to build first omniORB and then omniEvents.
I know, the old system is not nice to work with,
but in your case i would think, adapting one of
the linux platform defines etc to your needs
should be fairly simple, but then again i have not
worked on debian;)
GCC 3.2 might also be a bit of a problem for
omniEvents, but it is worth a try. OmniEvents
compiles nicely with gcc2.95.3, but the newer
gcc versions are much stricter with respect to
standards conformance, so you might encounter
interesting things.
Things have been busy here with other things,
but work on a new major release of omniEvents
is planned, and it is my hope, that it will materialise
in a month or two.
Yours sincerely,
Bjorn
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I wish to build omniEvents on my debian system but i can't a platform in config that feet with my needs.
As the .tgz doesn't contain GNUmakefile.in i can't use the standard ./configure .
So what is the best way to do this ?
------
omniORB-4.0.1 / automake .. / GCC 3.2
Hi there,
Well, since omniEvents depends on the old
omniORB build system, you really should use
that to build first omniORB and then omniEvents.
I know, the old system is not nice to work with,
but in your case i would think, adapting one of
the linux platform defines etc to your needs
should be fairly simple, but then again i have not
worked on debian;)
GCC 3.2 might also be a bit of a problem for
omniEvents, but it is worth a try. OmniEvents
compiles nicely with gcc2.95.3, but the newer
gcc versions are much stricter with respect to
standards conformance, so you might encounter
interesting things.
Things have been busy here with other things,
but work on a new major release of omniEvents
is planned, and it is my hope, that it will materialise
in a month or two.
Yours sincerely,
Bjorn