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Posted to c-dev@xerces.apache.org by Joanne Bogart <jr...@slac.stanford.edu> on 2004/03/16 22:29:47 UTC
Making includes available on Windows?
I think this must be an easy one, but I haven't been able to find it
anywhere in the install or build documentation:
I've built Xerces 2.5 (or nearly; includes a patched version of
AbstractDOMParser.cpp) using Visual C++ (VC7). Now I would like to do
the equivalent of unix "gmake install", then make a zip file for
distribution to developers who will need to compile and link against it.
The binaries can just be copied to a directory of my choosing, but what
about all those public includes, mixed in with implementation files in
the distribution. Is there some easy way to just extract what I need in
the proper directory structure?
Thanks.
Joanne
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Re: Making includes available on Windows?
Posted by Joanne Bogart <jr...@slac.stanford.edu>.
Ah, should have thought to look in the scripts directory. I'll try to
remember that next time. Thanks very much.
Joanne
david_n_bertoni@us.ibm.com wrote:
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>Hi Joanne,
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>Yes, there is a Perl script available that runs under Cygwin. Look at
>xml-xerces/c/scripts/packageBinaries.pl.
>
>Dave
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>Is it really the case that there is no more-or-less automatic way on
>Windows to build from the source distribution, and then from it produce
>something with the structure of the binary distribution? You
>(developers) must have a way to do this. I ended up downloading the
>binary distribution so I could copy its include directory.
> Joanne
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>On 3/16/2004 Joanne Bogart wrote:
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>>I think this must be an easy one, but I haven't been able to find it
>>anywhere in the install or build documentation:
>>
>>I've built Xerces 2.5 (or nearly; includes a patched version of
>>AbstractDOMParser.cpp) using Visual C++ (VC7). Now I would like to do
>>the equivalent of unix "gmake install", then make a zip file for
>>distribution to developers who will need to compile and link against
>>it. The binaries can just be copied to a directory of my choosing, but
>>what about all those public includes, mixed in with implementation
>>files in the distribution. Is there some easy way to just extract
>>what I need in the proper directory structure?
>>
>>Thanks.
>> Joanne
>>
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>>Joanne Bogart
>>jrb@slac.stanford.edu
>>
>>
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Re: Making includes available on Windows?
Posted by da...@us.ibm.com.
Hi Joanne,
Yes, there is a Perl script available that runs under Cygwin. Look at
xml-xerces/c/scripts/packageBinaries.pl.
Dave
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Is it really the case that there is no more-or-less automatic way on
Windows to build from the source distribution, and then from it produce
something with the structure of the binary distribution? You
(developers) must have a way to do this. I ended up downloading the
binary distribution so I could copy its include directory.
Joanne
On 3/16/2004 Joanne Bogart wrote:
> I think this must be an easy one, but I haven't been able to find it
> anywhere in the install or build documentation:
>
> I've built Xerces 2.5 (or nearly; includes a patched version of
> AbstractDOMParser.cpp) using Visual C++ (VC7). Now I would like to do
> the equivalent of unix "gmake install", then make a zip file for
> distribution to developers who will need to compile and link against
> it. The binaries can just be copied to a directory of my choosing, but
> what about all those public includes, mixed in with implementation
> files in the distribution. Is there some easy way to just extract
> what I need in the proper directory structure?
>
> Thanks.
> Joanne
>
> ---
> Joanne Bogart
> jrb@slac.stanford.edu
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Re: Making includes available on Windows?
Posted by Joanne Bogart <jr...@slac.stanford.edu>.
Is it really the case that there is no more-or-less automatic way on
Windows to build from the source distribution, and then from it produce
something with the structure of the binary distribution? You
(developers) must have a way to do this. I ended up downloading the
binary distribution so I could copy its include directory.
Joanne
On 3/16/2004 Joanne Bogart wrote:
> I think this must be an easy one, but I haven't been able to find it
> anywhere in the install or build documentation:
>
> I've built Xerces 2.5 (or nearly; includes a patched version of
> AbstractDOMParser.cpp) using Visual C++ (VC7). Now I would like to do
> the equivalent of unix "gmake install", then make a zip file for
> distribution to developers who will need to compile and link against
> it. The binaries can just be copied to a directory of my choosing, but
> what about all those public includes, mixed in with implementation
> files in the distribution. Is there some easy way to just extract
> what I need in the proper directory structure?
>
> Thanks.
> Joanne
>
> ---
> Joanne Bogart
> jrb@slac.stanford.edu
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