Difference between revisions of "Cartographer Agent Build Instructions"
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| − | The source code is as portable as can be given the requirement that it work across UNIX and Windows. Where necessary, platform-specific code is ''ifdef'd'' by platform name. We use an environment variable '''''SYSTEM''''' which feeds into make files to distinguish which platform we are building on. | + | The source code is as portable as can be given the requirement that it work across UNIX and Windows. Where necessary, platform-specific code is ''ifdef'd'' by platform name. We use an environment variable '''''SYSTEM''''' which feeds into make files to distinguish which platform we are building on. The following values are recognized: |
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| + | * '''LINUX''' is used to signify 32-bit x86 Linux. Builds on this platform are then currently used on 32-bit and 64-bit x86 and x86_64 systems. | ||
| + | * '''WIN32''' is used to signify 32-bit Windows on x86. | ||
| + | * '''SOLARIS''' is used to signify 64-bit Solaris 9+ on Sparc V9 chipsets and 32-bit Solaris 9+ on x86. | ||
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| + | In ''csh'' and ''tcsh'', the following snippet can be used to set the '''''SYSTEM''''' environment variable. Translating to other shells is left as an exercise for the reader. | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | setenv SYSTEM "unknown" | ||
| + | if (-e /bin/uname) then | ||
| + | set os_name = `/bin/uname -r` | ||
| + | set os_sysname = `/bin/uname -s` | ||
| + | else | ||
| + | set os_name = `/usr/bin/uname -r` | ||
| + | set os_sysname = `/usr/bin/uname -s` | ||
| + | endif | ||
| + | if ( `expr $os_name : '5.*'` ) then | ||
| + | setenv SYSTEM "SOLARIS" | ||
| + | endif | ||
| + | if ( `expr $os_sysname : 'Linux'` ) then | ||
| + | setenv SYSTEM "LINUX" | ||
| + | endif | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
== Build Platforms and Environments == | == Build Platforms and Environments == | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 25 November 2008
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Supported Platforms
The code has been tested on the following platforms:
- Solaris 9, 10 on Sparc V9 (64-bit)
- Solaris 9, 10 on x86 (32-bit)
- Linux 32-bit kernels 2.4 and higher
- Linux 64-bit kernels 2.6 and higher
- Win32 on x86 XP or newer
Required Environment Variable
The source code is as portable as can be given the requirement that it work across UNIX and Windows. Where necessary, platform-specific code is ifdef'd by platform name. We use an environment variable SYSTEM which feeds into make files to distinguish which platform we are building on. The following values are recognized:
- LINUX is used to signify 32-bit x86 Linux. Builds on this platform are then currently used on 32-bit and 64-bit x86 and x86_64 systems.
- WIN32 is used to signify 32-bit Windows on x86.
- SOLARIS is used to signify 64-bit Solaris 9+ on Sparc V9 chipsets and 32-bit Solaris 9+ on x86.
In csh and tcsh, the following snippet can be used to set the SYSTEM environment variable. Translating to other shells is left as an exercise for the reader.
setenv SYSTEM "unknown" if (-e /bin/uname) then set os_name = `/bin/uname -r` set os_sysname = `/bin/uname -s` else set os_name = `/usr/bin/uname -r` set os_sysname = `/usr/bin/uname -s` endif if ( `expr $os_name : '5.*'` ) then setenv SYSTEM "SOLARIS" endif if ( `expr $os_sysname : 'Linux'` ) then setenv SYSTEM "LINUX" endif
