Yes, I've done what you're trying to do... last night in fact... and for
the same reason you're running into. One of our internal users had run
into the same problem, and I wanted to make sure I could give him the
steps he needed to be successful so I went through the mechanics on my
OpenSuSE 10.1 box (with gcc 4, I believe).
Here's what I told him:
I checked this out... and then tried it myself on my OpenSuSE 10.1 box.
Worked fine with the following instructions.
First, you'll find org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller as the root
of the tar file. You'll be focusing in src-native-new, that's our
(Intel's) area. Just FYI: src-native is the "old RAC" area, as well as a
lot of the associated agent stuff (e.g., the original PerfmonAgent under
the collectors sub-dir). src-config is the location where the SetConfig
utility is...
Under src-native-new/bin you'll fine the readme.txt, which I think
you've seen before. I just followed it, with the following caveats:
First, make sure you make a sub-dir at the same level as bin called lib.
Next, make sure you follow the guidelines to "dos2unix" the
build_tptpt_*.script files and chmod +x them... they're in the build
sub-dir.
You'll want the three env var directories pre-set up... XERCESC_HOME,
RAC_SDK_HOME, and CBE_SDK_HOME. Then you can do the build_tptp_ac.script
followed by the build_tptp_samples.script.
Realize that the results of the build are *not* a "complete" package...
you'll want the latest 4.3.0 Candidate Build downloaded as well (the AC
and SDK downloads for Linux-ia32), and drop the results in the bin and
lib directories over those unzipped results.
Let me know if there are any problems you run into.
--
RDS
That should get you to the point that you can have the samples all built
and ready to go. Like I said (to him), let me know if you have any
problems.
--
RDS
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Hugo HARS
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 7:33 AM
To: tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev@eclipse.org
Subject: [tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev] C++ compilers used to
buildNewTechnologyAgentController samples
Hi,
I installed the new technology Agent Controller v4.2.0.2 and launched
the SampleClient successfully with the TimeCollector agent. I wanted to
create my own agent, so I tried to recompile the sample from the
sources.
I had a look in the readme file given in the "bin" directory of my AC
installation and saw the list of supported compilers.
Here is the list, quoted from the readme file:
1) Compilers:
- Windows-IA32: Microsoft Visual C++ v6.0
[...]
- Linux-{IA32|EM64T|IPF}: GNU gcc
In fact, I want to create my own agent, and I have dependencies on some
libraries compiled with gcc-3.x.
So, I tried to compile with gcc-3.x, but it does not work.
All AC C++ libraries seems to be compiled with gcc-2.95 on Linux. Is it
right ?
Does anyone tried and succeeded to recompile all the sources of the new
technology AC with another compiler, such as :
- gcc v3.x under linux ?
- Microsoft Visual C++ v7.x ?
If not, is it planned to support such compilers in the future ?
Many thanks,
Hugo
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