After running make, the long_lived_framework binary is placed in the src directory of your build directory. However, this is a binary generated by libtool.
You will need to ensure the mesos headers: build/include/*.hpp are in your include path. These will need to be the built headers since the protobuf headers are only created after running 'make'. You'll also need to link against libmesos. This will be installed in your library path after running make install, for example. (For me, this is /usr/local/lib). Let me know if you run into any issues. On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 4:02 AM, HUO Jing <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all， > > I wrote a framework scheduler with c++. But I don't know how compile it. > > please tell me how to compile my own framework scheduler and executor. > > PS: why the long_lived_framework.cpp is included in Makefile, but after > running the make command, there is no long_lived_framework.o or > long_lived_framework? > > Thanks. > > Huojing from China >
