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| Anyone using IDL_Tools DLM on Mac OS X? [message #34060] |
Wed, 12 February 2003 12:18 |
dick
Messages: 3
Registered: February 2003
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Hi all,
Many of you know of the excellent set of routines available in the
IDL_Tools DLM written by Randall Frank, described and available at:
http://www.kilvarock.com/freesoftware/dlms/randallfrank.htm
The source code is there, as well as the binaries for Windows, but I
will soon be needing binaries for Mac OS X (mainly for the Sockets
routines). Has anyone out there managed to get this running? Or, would
any kind soul be willing to look at the Makefile (attached below for
convenience) and say whether this is an easy task?
I don't have an OS X machine to work with yet, but I may need to get
this running quickly when the time comes to install on the client's
machine.
Any help is much appreciated.
Cheers,
--
-Dick
Dick Jackson / dick@d-jackson.com
D-Jackson Software Consulting / http://www.d-jackson.com
Calgary, Alberta, Canada / +1-403-242-7398 / Fax: 241-7392
----- Makefile -----
#
# Unix makefile for IDL_TOOLS DLM.
# $Id: Exp$
#
# The following macro might need to be edited if the location
# of IDL is not the standard location on your system.
#IDL_DIR = /data/rsi/idl_5.2
# The following macros establish general defaults. They are overridden
# in the "all" rule as needed to satisfy a given platform's
requirements.
CC = cc
C_FLAGS = -I$(IDL_DIR)/external -c $(CFLAGS)
LD = ld
SHELL = /bin/sh
X_CFLAGS =
X_LD_FLAGS =
SO_EXT =so
.c.o :
$(CC) $(C_FLAGS) $(X_CFLAGS) $*.c
# The following is the default entry point. This section will
determine
# what system we are on and call make again with the correct flags
set.
all :
@echo "OS type detected: "`uname`
@if [ $${#IDL_DIR} = 0 ]; then \
echo "IDL_DIR variable must be set for DLMs" ; \
else \
case `uname` in \
"SunOS") if [ -d /proc ]; then \
make idl_tools \
"X_CFLAGS=-K pic" \
"X_LD_FLAGS=-B symbolic -z nodefs -G" ; \
else \
make idl_tools "CC=acc" \
"X_CFLAGS= -pic" \
"X_LD_FLAGS= -assert pure-text" ; \
fi \
;; \
"AIX") make idl_tools \
"LD=cc" \
"SO_EXT=a" \
"X_CFLAGS=-qro -qroconst" \
"X_LD_FLAGS= -bM:SRE -bnoentry -btextro -bE:idl_tools.export
-bI:$(IDL_DIR)/external/idl.export" ;;\
"HP-UX") make idl_tools \
"SO_EXT= sl" \
"X_CFLAGS=+z -Aa -D_HPUX_SOURCE" \
"X_LD_FLAGS= -b -Brestricted +s" ;; \
"IRIX" ) make idl_tools \
"X_LD_FLAGS=-Bsymbolic -shared -all -rdata_shared" ;;\
"IRIX64" ) make idl_tools \
"X_LD_FLAGS=-Bsymbolic -shared -all -rdata_shared" ;;\
"OSF1" ) make idl_tools \
"X_CFLAGS=-float" \
"X_LD_FLAGS=-expect_unresolved '*' -shared -all" ;;\
"Linux" ) make idl_tools \
"X_CFLAGS= -fPIC" \
"X_LD_FLAGS= -shared -Bsymbolic --warn-once -noinhibit-exec " ;; \
*) echo "This system is not supported" ;; \
esac \
fi
# The following is the entry point for the recursive build
idl_tools : idl_tools.$(SO_EXT)
@date
idl_tools.$(SO_EXT) : idl_tools.o idl_sock.o idl_snd.o idl_gzip.o
idl_mesh.o \
idl_twain.o idl_defproc.o idl_sharr.o zlib/libz.a
-$(LD) $(X_LD_FLAGS) -o idl_tools.$(SO_EXT) idl_tools.o idl_sock.o \
idl_snd.o idl_gzip.o idl_mesh.o idl_twain.o idl_defproc.o \
idl_sharr.o -Lzlib -lz
zlib/libz.a :
cd zlib ; ./configure ; make
clean :
cd zlib; make clean
rm -f idl_tools.o idl_tools.so idl_tools.sl idl_tools.a *.o \
so_locations
FILES = idl_tools.c idl_sock.c idl_tools.dlm idl_tools.export
idl_tools.h \
idl_tools.def idl_snd.c idl_gzip.c idl_mesh.c idl_twain.c \
twain.h table.c table.h idl_twain_glue.c idl_twain_glue.h \
idl_defproc.c dynacall.c dynacall.h idl_sharr.c \
idl_tools.dsw twndebug.h COPYING.txt README.txt idl_tools.dsp
Makefile
tar : $(FILES)
tar czvf idl_tools.tar.gz $(FILES)
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