openSUSE x64 to compile the ice source code (to compile C + + for example)

Official compiled document See Ice official compiling document

Environment:

opensuse13.1 x64,kdevelop4.7.6

Ice Dependency Packages:

Ice have dependencies on a number of Third-party libraries:

• Berkeley DB 5.3

• Expat 2.0

• OpenSSL 0.9.8 or later

• BZIP2 1.0

• Mcpp 2.7.2 (with patches)

Dependent Package Installation:

Zypper install mcpp mcpp-devel OpenSSL openssl-devel expat expat-devel berkeleydb libbz2-devel

Compile:

1, unzip the downloaded source package:

Tar XF ice-3.5.1.tar.gz

CD Ice-3.5.1/cpp

2, compile:

Make

3, test:

./alltests.py

If you do not have Python installed, run the test program to install Python first, without running the test program can not be installed

4, Installation:

Switch to root with the SU command

Make install

Install the associated library and development header files into the ice-3.5.1/cpp/config/make.rules prefix defined location.

Read the demo code:

After decompression with KDevelop reading is also very convenient, can also be debugged. Main steps: Project->fetch project

Select the From File System in source to locate the folder where the demo is located; In addition to this, we also set up the ice header file path in the KDevelop, and when running, I put the post-installation related so into the/usr/lib64 so that the system can find the relevant dynamic library of ice.

Precautions:

If you modified it in Ice-3.5.1/cpp/config/make.rules:

Prefix? =/usr/local/ice-$ (VERSION)

In order to change the definition of adding ice_home in Ice-3.5.1/config/make.common.rules, add a

Ice_home =/usr/local/ice-3.5.1

Ice_home in the 3.5.1 is the actual installed version, if you do not understand ice-3.5.1/config/make.common.rules, the file at the head of the add can be.

openSUSE x64 to compile the ice source code (to compile C + + for example)