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#################################################################### _ _ _______ _ _ / / / / / _____/ / / / / / / _ / /__ / /____ _ _ / / _____ / /_ / / / / / __ \ \_____ \ / / / / / / / __ \ / __ \ / /_____ / / / /__/ / _____/ / / /__/ / / / / /__/ / / /``\ \ /_______/ /_/ /______/ /______/ \___ / /_/ / _____/ /_/ /_/ ```````` `` ``````` ``````` ``/ / `` / /````` `` `` / / / / /_/ /_/ `` `` ################################################################### Table of Contents 1. Dependencies 1.1 Supported Operating Systems 1.2 Supported Compilers 1.3 Additional Libraries 2. Build instructions 2.1 Compiling the source code 2.2 Installing 3. Acknowledgements 3.1 Copyright and licensing 3.2 Reporting bugs ########################################################### 1. Dependencies 1.1 Supported Operating Systems Currently, LibSylph can be run most Unix-systems, including, but not limited to, Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin, Mac OS X, and a few others. In order for the binary relocation function to work (i.e. thisapp->getXXX() ), support for /proc/self/exe is required. On Mac OS X, the /proc filesystem is not enabled by default. However, OS X provides an alternate method for retrieving the full path to the running executable, therefore no extra software is needed to function correctly on Mac OS X. Minimal support for Microsoft Windows is included as well. However, no prepackaged compiler for this platform meets the required features (see section 1.2), therefore LibSylph WON'T run by default on Microsoft Windows currently. You can always try to set up a conforming compiler yourself. For that reason, we do not support nor endorse LibSylph on Microsoft Windows. You will see that certain functionality might be flawed, lacking, or nonexistent on Windows. Please do not report this as a bug until official support is added. 1.2 Supported Compilers As of now, only one specific compiler is supported: the GNU C++ compiler (g++), version 4.4.0 or later. LibSylph uses certain GNU C++ specific extensions. Furthermore, support for certain C++0x constructs is required. At the day of writing this document, only the compiler mentioned above supports these extensions. In case you found another compiler to meet these requirements, please contact the LibSylph developers (see section 3.2) 2. Build Instructions 2.1 Compiling the source code 2.1.1 Dependencies LibSylph depends on boehm-gc, icu, and gettext. You need to have these programs installed first. Please consult your operating system vendor's manuals or look at our wiki. If you want to run test cases, you need to have gtest installed as well. For more information about the unit test system, see section 2.3. 2.1.2 Building To build the source code, issue the following commands: cmake . make Please note you might need to specify the path to a C++0x compiler explicitly by using `-DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/path/to/c++'. To enable debugging symbols and other useful debug output, such as debug logging, assertions, and line number information, pass `-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DSYLPH_DEBUG=1' to cmake. Read the CMake documentation for more information about additional parameters that control the build. 2.2 Installing To install LibSylph, issue the following command as root (or your operating systems respective administrator account): make install By default, LibSylph will install in /usr/local. If this is not what you want, you need to pass the -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/your/prefix to cmake before the build. 2.3 Running the test suite To run the test suite, issue the following command in the build directory: make test This will build and run the entire test suite. You need to have gtest (Google Test) installed for this. Please consult the manual of your operating system vendor on how to install this library. 3. Acknowledgements 3.1 Copyright and licensing Please see the files `AUTHORS' and `COPYING' to see the names of the original authors and the license of the code, respectively. 3.2 Reporting bugs Please report bugs to the libsylph-devel@lists.sf.net mailing list. You need to register in order to be able to send e-mails to this list. See https://lists.sf.net/lists/listinfo/libsylph-devel for more info on how to register. When submitting bug reports, please state the version of LibSylph used. If you aren't using the latest version from git, first look if your bug is already fixed. If it isn't, include a full description of what is going wrong, and any possible error messages. Things you should mention: * Your operating system, including version. For Linux users, state your kernel version, architecture, and distro. * The version of your compiler. * The version of any other tools you are using important to the problem (including LibSylph!). * What you were trying to do, what actually happened, and how this is not what you expected. Perhaps it's a feature, and not a bug? ;) * If you can reproduce the bug, and so, under what conditions. * If the bug is specifically tied to a certain operating system, or if you tried reproducing the bug on another operating system. * A minimal test case showcasing the bug. In case this is not possible, step-by-step instructions on how to reproduce the bug. The test case should not contain anything more than necessary, and shouldn't link with any other libraries than the standard libraries and LibSylph. If a certain library is essential to demonstrate the problem, please make sure it's readily available. * Any error messages, including backtraces from a debugger in case of program-terminating bugs (e.g. overflows, exceptions, ...) * If you have one, a patch to fix the bug :) ###########################################################
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