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Building on Linux
-----------------
Archlinux
---------
Install the following packages from the official repos or build them
from the AUR:
* gengetopt
* confuse
* nanomsg
* json-c
* libdaemon
* libmicrohttpd
Centos 7
--------
Install the following packages from the official repos or from EPEL:
* gengetopt (EPEL)
* libconfuse and libconfuse-devel (EPEL)
* json-c and json-c-devel
* libdaemon and libdaemon-devel
nanomsg you have to build on your own.
Fedora 20
---------
Install the following packages from the official repos:
* gengetopt
* libconfuse and libconfuse-devel
* json-c and json-c-devel
* libdaemon and libdaemon-devel
nanomsg you have to build on your own.
Ubuntu 14.04
------------
Install the following packages from the official repos:
* gengetopt
* libconfuse0 and libconfuse-dev
* libjson-c2 and libjson-c-dev
* libdaemon0 and libdaemon-dev
* libmicrohttpd and libmicrohttpd-dev
nanomsg you have to build on your own.
Building on FreeBSD
-------------------
FreeBSD 10
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Install the following packages via 'pkg install' (pkgng) or via ports:
* gengetopt
* libconfuse
* json-c
* nanomsg
* libdaemon
* libmicrohttpd
NetBSD 6
--------
Install the following packages via 'pkgin install':
* gengetopt
* libconfuse
* json-c
* libdaemon
* libmicrohttpd
nanomsg you have to build on your own:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local
gmake
gmake install
Make sure '/usr/pkg/bin' is part of your PATH (for 'pkg-config' to be found).
Make sure '/usr/pkg/lib' and '/usr/local/lib' are part of your
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Building on Windows
-------------------
* Any Visual Studio compiler should do fine
* gengetopt: easiest is to install Cygwin and build your own version,
we just need the gengetopt.exe binary to generate the command line parser.
Alternatively you can build the *_cmdline.* files on Unix and copy them
to Windows:
# open a Cygwin shell
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/bin
make
make install
* confuse:
# Download the ZIP version
# Open windows\msvs.net.sln
# Choose Debug/Release
# eventually convert the solutions
# build
# create layout with bin, lib, include
# copy dlls into bin, libs into lib, *.h into include
* pthreads-win32: for pthread emulation on Windows
# open a Visual Studio Command line
nmake clean vc-inlined-debug
* nanomsg:
# Install cmake for Windows
# open a Visual Studio Command line
C:\Program Files\CMake\bin\cmake.exe .
# Open nanomsg.sln
# Choose Debug/Release
# Build the solution
# create layout with bin, lib, include
# copy dlls into bin, libs into lib, *.h into include
* json-c:
# Use local fork of json-c for Windows in 3rdParty/json-c
# Open windows\json-c.sln
# Choose Debug/Release
# build
# copy *.h to Include\json-c directory
# copy static *.lib from windows to lib
* glib2
# Get the GTK+ 3.x all in one package, building glib by hand is
not so easy on Windows
* biruda
# open a Visual Studio Command line
set PATH=%PATH%;c:\cygwin\bin
nmake /f NMakefile
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