Kendall Bennett writes:
>
> I am now back into the project of trying to get the SGI sample
> implementation to build for our projects, which is non-Linux and non-
> X11 based. Hence I am about to sync up via CVS to the latest sources,
> and I need to figure out how to generate the public header files as
> part of the build process.
Good. The CVS tree is more up-to-date than the tarball (which will
soon be remedied).
> You mentioned above that you were converting the header file
> generation stuff to pure perl instead of perl/awk. Is this done yet?
Not quite.
> Alternatively I can sync all this stuff onto a Linux box and do a
> build there. Instead of doing a full build of everything, is it
> possible just to build the public header files on a Linux box? Any
> pointers on where to start doing this?
Yes. After you define the necessary environment variables
(i.e. ROOT, TOPDIR, XTOPDIR [if you need GLX for some reason], GLPRODUCT
[which should equal "DDX"] ... I think that's it) to the appropriate
directories, then all you would need to do is:
make tools_install # install the necessary Makefile bits in $ROOT
cd main/gfx/include
make install # create hdrs and install in $ROOT/usr/include/GL
That should do the trick for getting the necessary headers. Let us
know if you run into problems.
Thanx,
Dave
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Dave Shreiner <shreiner@xxxxxxx>
Silicon Graphics, Inc. (650) 933-4899
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