Hi All, I would like to inform that our GIT (master) version of Monkey (v1.6 dev) now supports CMake.
CMake is a clean build system that make things easier when building C projects. It manages the creation of executables, compiler flags, definitions, libraries, installation routines, etc. One year ago we received a contribution from Jerry Jacobs that implemented CMake to build Monkey, but at that time some project restrictions existed: requirements/features, time and my lack of knowledge about how to use CMake properly. But now, due to recent project changes and general decisions I am deprecating the old build system (dirty bash-configure script) with clean CMake rules, for short it means: - Monkey builds clean than before - Easy to build plugins and link dependencies - Easy to build on different platforms Another good new, is that we keep a "configure" script, but this time it only work as a wrapper over the CMake options that Monkey provides, so you can use ./configure --something as before or play with CMake directly as you like, same behavior. So, we are deprecating our old configure script of 1200 lines of bash code!, I am sure lot of people will be very happy about this adoption. note1: some plugins as CGI and FastCGI are disabled by default as they are still being migrated to the new streams architecture. note2: a few 'configure' options changed, check ./configure --help for more details cheers! -- Eduardo Silva http://edsiper.linuxchile.cl http://monkey-project.com _______________________________________________ Monkey mailing list [email protected] http://lists.monkey-project.com/listinfo/monkey
