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beid MiddleWare installation
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I. Code from svn repository:
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- Make sure you have libtool, autoconf and automake installed.
- run ./bootstrap in the middleware directory
- proceed to II.
II. Code from a source package, or code you just bootstrapped at item I.
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a) GNU/Linux
- Make sure you have Qt SDK and pcsc-lite installed.
- cd to the middleware directory
- Run ./configure --with-qt=<QT_INSTALL_DIR> --with-pcsclite=<PCSCLITE_INSTALL_DIR>
for example, on my Arch 64 system, I built a Qt and installed it in it's default location /usr/local/Trolltech,
and I installed pcsc-lite using Arch's package manager, putting it in /usr/include and /usr/lib, so my configure
command becomes:
./configure --with-qt=/usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.6.2/ --with-pcsclite=/usr
- make
note: you may benefit from using the -j option, followed by a number slightly greater than the number of cores in your system.
For example, on our 8-core system, I use make -j12 to build the entire middleware from scratch in about 40 seconds.
- as root: make install
b) 32-bit MS Windows
- Make sure you have the appropriate Cross-Compiling toolchain installed. We use MinGW-w64 to build on Windows.q
- Make sure the decorated tools from your Cross-Compiling toolchain are on your PATH.
- cd to the middleware directory
- Run ./configure --host=<YOUR_TOOLCHAIN_TRIGRAM>
for example, we would use:
./configure --host=i686-w64-mingw32
- make
note: you may benefit from using the -j option, followed by a number slightly greater than the number of cores in your system.
For example, on our 8-core system, I use make -j12 to build the entire middleware from scratch in slightly over one minute.