Enno,
the original question (I may have mis-read) I thought was "after
building, how can it be run?" Now i see it is more about solver,
about which I have no experience. I will make some very brief
comments below, and reply more fully later today. maybe someone else
will comment?
I think the best thing would be to download the released installation
that matches your solver version and use that one to drop in your
changes.
jim
On 07/11/2006, at 2:56 AM, Enno Fennema wrote:
7) Make an installation set
cd $SRCROOT; source xxxEnv.Set; cd installation/instset_oo
build -u
What version is it? I have $SRCROOT/instsetoo_native
An installation set is a file or set of files describing all files
needed to make an installation package for a particular product/
platform/ language (?) (Some kind of concatenation of .scp files ?)
It is the final product ready to be installed by the user.
Step 7 maakes it it.
8) Make a package based on the installation set
Don't know yet.
Now you are the user - just install it somewhere
9) Get appropriate install script from an openoffice.org/developer
mirror (Necessary once you have an .rpm package?)
Sufficient, but not necessary if you know how.
10)Install the package in some directory eg. ~/ootrial running
rpm -i <path-to-package> --prefix=/home/me/ootrial
Definitively the core package but maybe others?
Everything except desktop integration (i think)
11) Run ~/ootrial/<bin or program or ..>/soffice
Find problem and back to 6) or live happy ever after.
~/ootrial/program/soffice
In 7) things go wrong for me. After some preliminaries error:
find: /loc/prog32/oomodules/default_images/res/commandimagelist:
No such file or directory
Help! anyone?
IMHO you need checkout default_images module. It is referenced
directly from instsetoo_native so the solver is not complete (bug or
feature?) But see my top comment - get the ready-made installation
If 11) is the last step I am over halfway.
99%
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