Re: [reSIProcate] trunk migrated to autotools build system (r9487)
I think README needs to be removed or updated. It still refers to the
old makesystem.
/a
On 4/6/12 7:54 PM, Daniel Pocock wrote:
My autotools branch has just been merged into trunk with r9485 and r9487
Documentation:
Compiling from SVN (or an autotools generated tarball):
https://svn.resiprocate.org/rep/resiprocate/main/INSTALL
Building a tarball for release:
https://svn.resiprocate.org/rep/resiprocate/main/RELEASE-PROCESS.txt
Some more notes:
- config.h is now in the top level directory. All files that look for
it have been changed. Windows builds don't depend on it, so they
shouldn't be impacted.
- both source (.cxx) and headers (.hxx) have to be specified in the
appropriate Makefile.am. If the headers are missed, the package will
still compile, but the header will not get bundled into a tarball when
we run `make dist' to build a release
- other things (e.g. txt files) have to be listed in Makefile.am
EXTRA_DIST variables or they don't get added to the release tarball
- configure doesn't check for the presence of dependencies (e.g. test
for libssl), it would be nice if it did, and maybe I will add those
tests later, but it is not mandatory for autotools
- I anticipate that a 1.8 release and subsequent releases should be
split into two tarballs:
resiprocate-1.X.Y.tar.gz (core stuff)
resiprocate-contrib-1.X.Y.tar.gz (contrib stuff)
basically, most Linux users don't need the contrib stuff and archives
like Debian don't really like to carry it all.
- I am unfamiliar with some of the stuff in the repo so the new build
system doesn't attempt to build it at all (e.g. nICEr is omitted) - I'm
happy to have a closer look at particular things like that if people
raise queries about them
- on my own system, running Debian 6, I am able to run the following
successfully:
autoreconf --install
./configure --with-ssl CXXFLAGS="-DUSE_CARES" LDFLAGS="-lcares"
make dist
make -j 12
make check
mkdir /tmp/my-resip&& make DESTDIR=/tmp/my-resip install
and I can also extract the tarball from `make dist', and `make check' or
`make install' from within there.
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