Giorgio Zoppi wrote:
2009/8/24 Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[email protected]>:
As my laptop crashed earlier this week I'm trying to rebuild all the Tuscany
projects from source, on Linux.
The Tuscany CPP M3 release was using autoconf-based build scripts, which
worked well on Linux at least. The SDO tree still contains the autoconf
files and builds OK for me, but it looks like the autoconf files have been
removed from the SCA tree, when folks working on it last year were trying to
implement an ant-based build.
A better approach to ant is using CMake or wxWidgets bakefile, which
create an appropriate Makefile, or autoconf files.
+1
I've cleaned up the SCA build and fixed the autoconf build.
I'm also trying to simplify the build of the sample programs by not
requiring code generation (as the scagen tool seems quite complicated)
using C++ templates and std::forward calls instead to wrap and proxy
function calls to service operations.
--
Jean-Sebastien
