nel file INSTALL leggo:
...
Linux
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1. Edit the Makefile (yeah, yeah, I know... it's archaic and I should be
using automake or something...). There are not many settings you need to
modify here. Basically, there are three defines you may want to modify:
CHM_MT: build library with synchronization for thread-safety
CHM_USE_PREAD: use pread instead of lseek/read
CHM_USE_IO64: support 64-bit file I/O
.... ovvero? che bisogna fare?
Il file Makefile esordisce cosė: ## Available defines for building chm_lib with particular options #CHM_MT: build thread-safe version of chm_lib #CHM_USE_PREAD: build chm_lib to use pread/pread64 for all I/O #CHM_USE_IO64: build chm_lib to support 64-bit file I/O # # Note: LDFLAGS must contain -lpthread if you are using -DCHM_MT. # #CFLAGS=-DCHM_MT -DCHM_USE_PREAD -DCHM_USE_IO64 CFLAGS=-DCHM_MT -DCHM_USE_PREAD -DCHM_USE_IO64 -g -DDMALLOC_DISABLE LDFLAGS=-lpthread INSTALLPREFIX=/usr/local/ CC=gcc-3.2 LD=gcc-3.2 LIBTOOL=libtool CP=/bin/cp EXAMPLES=test_chmLib enum_chmLib enumdir_chmLib chm_http extract_chmLib ...
E'linguaggio C? Io non ne so molto, ho provato, un po' ingenuamente a levare il # dalle prime tre righe, e il make mi restituisce:
make: *** No rule to make target `build', needed by `CHM_MT'. Stop.
quindi suppongo di dover scerivere qualcosa dopo: CHM_MT: CHM_USE_PREAD: CHM_USE_IO64:
Ma cosa?
Grazie Alfredo
