This is a generic installation for ACDK packages.
ACDK is split in several packages. Each package
can be installed/compiled separately.
Most packages depends on other ACDK packages.
For instance the package acdk_lisp depends
on acdk_core and acdk_text. These packages
must be installed before you try to install and
compile the acdk_lisp package. Please refer to the
package documentation regarding the detailed requirements.
This installation note describes the installation of one ACDK
package named "acdk_package".
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | MS Visual C++ 6 (released) |
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | MS Visual C++ 7/2003 (AKA .NET), MS Visual Studio 2005 Express Beta |
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | Borland BCC 5.5 (experimental) |
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | Boland C++-Builder 6 (experimental) |
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | Boland C++-Builder X (experimental) |
Windows NT 4/2000/XP | gcc 2.92 (static linked)(experimental) |
Linux | gcc 2.95.2 - 4.x (released) |
Linux | Borland C++-BuilderX and gcc |
Linux on 64bit Opteron | gcc 3.x (released) |
Sun Solaris 9/10 Intel | gcc 2.95.2 - 3.x(released) |
Sun Solaris 9 Sparc | gcc 2.95.2 - 3.x(released) |
Sun Solaris | Sun Workshop 5.2/3 (experimental) |
FreeBSD 4.0 - 5.x | gcc 2.95.2 - 3.4(released) |
|
The ACDK packages are provided 2 formats: Unix .tar.gz and
Windows .zip format. The packages contains the same files, but
in the windows .zip packages the sources are encoded in the
windows file format ("\r\n").
You can unpack ACDK in home directory or in any other
location.
cd /usr/local # the parent directory of ACDK
tar zxf acdk-*.tar.gz # and untar the package
This extract the files into a directory:
/usr/local/acdk/
where:
/usr/local/acdk
is the ACDKHOME .
On Windows platform unzip the ACDK package
in one directory:
for example c:\artefaktur
d:\artefaktur
This will create
the directory:
d:\artefaktur\acdk
Whenever you want to configure, compile, install
or run ACDK, following environment variable
are needed:
- ACDKHOME: The home of ACDK, target of
installed header, and other files.
- PATH: Path to search executable. You may
extend this with the ACDK binary path:
export PATH=%PATH%:$ACDKHOME/bin # bash or ksh
- LD_LIBRARY_PATH: Path to search shared libraries.
You have to extend this to the ACDK library path:
export PATH=%PATH%:$ACDKHOME/bin
Some optional packages (like acdk_net, acdk_wx, acdk_perl, acdk_python, acdk_tcl, acdk_sql_odbc)
external libraries need to be installed. The name, locatation and other
settings can be (and probably must) be corrected in following configuration
files.
- acdkenv.cmd for Visual Studio Windows
- acdkbccenv.cmd for Borland
- acdk_globals.linux for linux
- acdk_globals.bsd for FreeBSD
- acdk_globals.sunos-gcc for Solaris with GCC.
For the distributed ACDK packages the project files and
makefiles are already generated.
The platform makes does understand normally following commands:
- all: install and compile
- install: copy the header and configuration in ACDKHOME/include
- compile: compile the sources
- clean: removes the executables, libraries, .o/.obj files
- clean-temps: removes only .o/.obj files
- test: run test units
global settings for the make process (for external libraries, like perl, python, wxWidgets, etc.)
can ajusted in the file $ACDKHOME/acdk_globals.${target}
(target = linux, etc.)
If this file exists, it will be included from the
project make files.
To compile ACDK you must have installed GCC 2.95.2 or grater
compiler on your system.
cd /usr/local/acdk/acdk
make -f acdk_all.linux all
On computer with more CPU, add __SMP__ define
in the $ACDKHOME/acdk_globals.linux
To compile ACDK you must have installed GCC 2.95.2 or grater
compiler on your system.
cd /usr/local/acdk
make -f acdk_all.sunos-gcc all
You need Visual Studio 6 SP3 or later
to compile the packages on Windows (NT/2000).
cd d:\artefaktur\acdk
nmake -f acdk_all.nmake all
You can also use Visual Studio to open the provided
.dsw, first you have to execute nmake -f acdk_all.nmake install
to install the headers and configuration.
You can use the provided .dsw and .dsp also
with Visual Studio .NET respectivally Visual C++ 7.
Before compiling with IDE, you have to execute nmake -f acdk_all.nmake install
to install the headers and configuration.
A good alternative to the free Borland compiler (see below) for MS Windows is the
free (for personal use) Visual Studio 2005 Express from Microsoft.
Currently the support of ACDK for Visual Studio 2005 Express is much better than
for the Borland compilers.
You can download Visual Studio 2005 Express (Beta) from Microsoft.
Additionally you need also the Platfrom SDK for your Operation system (for example XP).
The Platform SDK is also available from Microsoft for download.
See also the instruction, how to use the SDK with the Express Edition.
Open the ACDK .dsw/.dsp project files with Visual Studio C++ 2005. Visual Studio ask you to
convert these project files into the new project format: Confirm with Yes to All.
Before compiling with IDE, you have to execute nmake -f acdk_all.nmake install
to install the headers and configuration.
Due a bug in the IDE in the acdk_core com workspaces you may have to modify the linker settings for the acdk_core project:
add
user32.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib winspool.lib comdlg32.lib advapi32.lib shell32.lib ole32.lib oleaut32.lib uuid.lib wsock32.lib
to the input for the linker.
Also add this libraries to the input in all projects of the acdkx_com workspaces.
Some ACDK projects (like ACDK WX, ACDK Perl, ACDK Python, ACDK Tcl)
needs external libraries. These libraries are configured in batch files (see External Libraries).
In the root path of ACDK there are also batch files to load these batch files start the Visual IDEs.
- startvstudio6.cmd: to Start Visual Studio 6
- startvstudio7.cmd: to Start Visual Studio 7/2003
- startvstudio2005expr: to Start Visual Studio 2005 Express
You may have to edit these starter scripts to ajust the path to the IDEs.
The .bpgr and .cbx are for C++-Builder X for
the Windows and Linux platforms. On both platforms only the
debug compile mode is configured.
C++-Builder can be download for free for personal use.
Before compiling ACDK with C++-Builder the header has to be installed
(using Borland make (.bcc ) on Windows or gnu make on linux).
On the Windows platform the .bcc make files
can be used in connection the free Borland command line
compiler.
Some packages (f.e. acdk_perl, acdk_tcl, acdk_java, acdk_python, acdk_java, etc.)
you need header to include and libraries to link.
For these package you may have to correct the include
and library settings in the make/project files.
Please refer also to the readmes of these packages.
Instead of using the platform 'make' you can
also use acdkmake to build ACDK projects.
You need to download the acdk_tools package compiled
for your platform.
! |
The acdk_tools package is not always available as binary distribution.
In this case you have to compile acdk_core, acdk_text, acdk_make with
the given native make files.
|
Extract the acdk_tools package in different
directory than acdk packages.
ACDK packages:
d:\projects\acdk\acdk_core\*.*
/d/projects/acdk/acdk_core/*.*
etc.
ACDK tools:
d:\projects\acdk_tools\*.*
/d/projects/acdk_tools/*.*
Set in shell (cmd, bash) the environment
variables ACDK_TOOLS_HOME=/d/projects/acdk_tools
and ACDKHOME=/d/projects/acdk .
extend the PATH with /d/projects/acdk_tools/bin
On unices you may also have to extend the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
with this directory.
In the package directory should be a build.csf file, which
is the make file for acdkmake.
/d/projects/acdk/acdk_core/build.csf.
In this directory just execute acdkmake to compile the project.
ACDK build.csf files normally understands following make commands:
- build
- clean
- install
- compile
- test
Please refer to the ACDK Make documentation for
more information.
For some packages additionally libraries are required:
|