Here's a simple Gem Makefile for pix_opencv:
http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/branches/by-author/eighthave/pix_opencv_libdir/Makefile?view=log
They are using autoconf now because they want to support different
versions of opencv. But the above Makefile might be enough for your
needs.
.hc
On Oct 16, 2009, at 3:34 AM, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a makefile for a pix_external somewhere?
OR
could someone give me some pointers on how to make one?
interesting coincidence, as i had in mind to do something like that in
the last few days.
the reason is, that i would like to move out some of the objects that
pull in external dependencies (like [pix_artoolkit]).
these "extra" objects (which are technically externals for Gem),
live in
Gem/src/extra/
just yesterday i submitted the M$VC project for building
[pix_artoolkit]
as a single object external.
there should be a simple autoconf based build system as well, which
might work for you just fine.
(after doing a quick check, i think it won't work as i stripped down
the
configure to the bare essentials)
i'm currently looking for a non-existing Gem-object without any
dependencies that could be included as a skeleton for new objects
(mainly focusing on the build-system).
I am looking for something I can put in a folder with the .cpp and .h
files and run make...
I suppose I would have to link to GEM somehow...
just like you have to link against Pd...usually you don't :-)
So far, I can only think of the output of compiling gem pix_ in osx
and start from there:
i would recommend looking at pix_opencv
if you external does not have any dependencies, would you consider
adding it as an example to the Gem/extra section?
in this case, it ought to be GPL.
fgmasdr
IOhannes
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