On 08/26/2015 09:56 PM, Anton Lundin wrote:
There are a bunch of cmake flags to turn some bells off. Most of those
are to support different builds of subsurface, like the Android app, but
those can be (ab)used to "reduce" your subsurface building burden.
FBSUPPORT=OFF -> no more facebook share. Doesn't really add any overhead
but hey, if you're afraid of facebook, its gonski.
NO_MARBLE=ON -> don't link with marble, and don't display the marble
widget.
Thanks for hinting to those - will use them next time I need to build
a binary.
A nother tip is to use Qt binaries from http://www.qt.io/ . Saves you
the hassle of building Qt.
If those binaries were built requiring e.g. a certain version
of libstdc++ that is unavailable on the system, that would render
them useless to me. Also, if they would need to be installed into a
certain absolute path (possibly colliding with OS supplied files), that
would keep me from using them. I didn't check, but most binary library
distributions have one of these two issues.
We try to provide a automatic build-script to remove as much hassle as
possible. scripts/build.sh is your friend.
I used this script as a blueprint for building, but intentionally
deviated from it in some steps.
Regards,
Lutz Vieweg
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