Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of documentation/howto/build

Timestamp:

08/30/11 09:54:09 (13 years ago)

Author:

Sebastian Meiling

Comment:

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documentation/howto/build

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 In general it is quite simple to get HAMcast working on UNIX platforms. For a start you only have to download our latest prototype release (LINK) and the build.sh script provided. However, you may also manually compile H∀Mcast - this is pretty easy, as we use automake to generate configure-scripts and Makefiles. The source code of H∀Mcast is structured into three main parts, plus some software examples:
 
-Multicast API (libhamcast/)
-Middleware component (middleware/)
-Technology modules (modules/<technology>)
-Examples (programs/<software>)
+ * Multicast API (libhamcast/)
+
+ * Middleware component (middleware/)
+
+ * Technology modules (modules/<technology>)
+
+ * Examples (programs/<software>)
+
 Run the following sequence of commands in all subdirectories (libhamcast, middleware ...):
+{{{
+automake -i && ./configure && make
+}}}
 
-automake -i && ./configure && make
 If you have root access, you may also install libhamcast on your system (though we recommend to test it first on a non-productive system) with:
+{{{
+make install
+}}}
 
-make install
- 
-
-Note for Linux users
+=== Note for Linux users ===
 
 If you're getting the error "No CAS for this plattform", then you need to set your hardware architecture by hand using the configure script. run "uname -m" to see your hardware architecture, this should be one of i568, i686 or x86_64, then (re)run the configure script as follows:
-
+{{{
 ./configure CXXFLAGS="-march={YOUR_ARCH}"
+}}}
 where {YOUR_ARCH} is your hardware architecture (note: GCC expects x86-64 instead of x86_64), if you are unsure use native. Continue with make.