On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 8:56 AM, Jari Sundell <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 7:58 PM, Artifex Maximus <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hello! >> >> I wrote a little script for helping on compile git version under >> FreeBSD. Need some changes to run on Linux I think. libtorrent is >> linked statically so you have to move or symlink only one executable >> (rtorrent-git) to the place you want from folder >> rtorrent-bin/<timestamp>-git/bin. Useful for using stable and git >> branch together. The script written mainly to myself so the code might >> fail and looks ugly which I do not care but you might do. You have >> been warned. :-) > > I was kinda thinking of making something like that script not long ago. > > Attached an updated version; uses autogen.sh with proper ACLOCAL_FLAGS > in order to compile on osx, adds support for R/LIBTORRENT_BRANCH to > indicate what branch to use, CXX_STD to set the C++ standard to > compile with and CHECK to enable 'make check'. > > LIBTORRENT_BRANCH='c++11' RTORRENT_BRANCH='c++11' CXX='g++-mp-4.6' > CXX_STD='gnu++0x' CHECK=yes ./build-rtorrent
Thanks for the update and I am happy that my script is useful. I made some changes and now I am able to compile rtorrent-git on FreeBSD 32bit and Debian Wheezy 64bit. I am not sure how CFLAGS works on 64bit FreeBSD as I have no access to such system. My Debian 64bit system complains on -march=i686 and probably 64bit FreeBSD does the same. Debian LDFLAGS must include -lssl and FreeBSD nicely handle -lssl so I added that to LDFLAGS. FreeBSD specific flags separated from default flags. Bye, a
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