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Message ID: 674
Entry time: 23 Nov 2009
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| Author: |
Exaos Lee |
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Suggestion |
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Scripts for "midas-config" |
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Supposing you have installed MIDAS to some directory such as "/opt/MIDAS/r4621", you have to write some Makefile as the following while building some applications based on the version installed:
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CFLAGS += -I/opt/MIDAS/r4621/include -DOS_LINUX -g -O2 -Wall -fPIC
LIBS += -lutil -lpthread -lodbc -lz
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Why not use a script to record your MIDAS building options? When you want to build something based on it, just type something such as
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M_CFLAGS := `midas-config --cflags`
M_LIBS := `midas-config --libs`
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You needn't to check your installed options each time when you build something against it. Each time you install a new version of MIDAS, you only need to update the script called 'midas-config'. I wrote a sample script named "genconf.sh" in the first zipped attachment. The 2nd "midas-config" is a sampled generated by it. Also a diff of Makefile is included. I hope it may help.  |
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