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made erlang binding work with system *installed* dyncall: - made build use static libraries (used .o files directly) - removed custom flags for include path and relying on CFLAGS now - change cc to $(CC) - readme update with build instructions, etc.
author cslag
date Sat, 26 Mar 2016 15:55:50 +0100
parents 0cfcc391201f
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1 BUILDING 1 BUILD/INSTALLATION
2 ======== 2 ==================
3 3
4 To build erldc: 4 1) make sure dyncall is built and libraries/headers are in include paths or
5 CFLAGS points to them, etc.. Same goes for erlang headers/libs.
5 6
6 make DYNCALL_SRC_PATH=../dyncall ERLANG_INST_DIR=/erlang/in/this/dir all 7 2) Build this erlang NIF:
7 sudo make ERLANG_INST_DIR=/erlang/in/this/dir install
8 8
9 Erlang doesn't use pkg-config, so you must specify ERLANG_INC (and 9 make
10 ERLANG_INST_DIR at install-time). 10
11 3) To install, pick correct install paths by defining PREFIX (if needed, e.g.
12 for stage dir) and ERLANG_INST_DIR (e.g. /usr/lib64/erlang,
13 /usr/local/lib/erlang, ...):
14
15 make ERLANG_INST_DIR=/erlang/in/this/dir install
16
17 Erlang doesn't use pkg-config, so it's up to you to point to set the flags to
18 point to correct paths at build and install-time.
11 19
12 The makefile is meant to be portable, at least across *nix. 20 The makefile is meant to be portable, at least across *nix.
21
13 22
14 RUNNING TESTS 23 RUNNING TESTS
15 ============= 24 =============
16 25
17 Unit tests (via common test): 26 Unit tests (via common test):
21 Static analysis (via dialyzer): 30 Static analysis (via dialyzer):
22 31
23 make build-plt 32 make build-plt
24 make dialyze 33 make dialyze
25 34
35
26 USING 36 USING
27 ===== 37 =====
38
28 Examine the test suites for several examples. 39 Examine the test suites for several examples.
29 40
30 Dyncall is built as an OTP library application, so there's nothing 41 Dyncall is built as an OTP library application, so there's nothing
31 to start or stop. 42 to start or stop.
43
32 44
33 TODO 45 TODO
34 ==== 46 ====
35 47
36 48
37 AUTHORS 49 AUTHORS
38 ======= 50 =======
39 Erik Mackdanz <erikmack@gmail.com> 51 Erik Mackdanz <erikmack@gmail.com>
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