RE: Error installing xerces-p on Solaris 2.6

[Altenau, Maureen D CECOM RDEC C2D]

Hi Jason,

The runConfigure script is in the samples directory.  I moved the configure
script that was included with the autoconf software into that directory and
ran it.  It seemed to run.  It created several directories and Makefiles.  I
did not set the -m and -t switches.  Is that a problem?  Also, can I use
make or do I need to use gmake?

Thanks,
Maureen

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Subject: Re: Error installing xerces-p on Solaris 2.6


"Altenau, Maureen D CECOM RDEC C2D"
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> Thanks for responding.  You made my day.  Can you clear up a few
> things for me?  This is what I think I need to do.

Hi Maureen,

You're welcome. Most of us project maintainers are pretty friendly
folks. We like it when our code is helpful.

> 1.  run runConfigure
> I need to tell it which compiler I am using and what platform.  I
> will be using cc and          CC and running under Solaris.  I found
> runConfigure in the Xerces Samples directory.
> 2.  runConfigure also needs as a parameter the Configure script that is in
> the autoconf directory?  Is this correct?
> 3.  What directory should I be working in?  Autoconf, Xerces source or
> samples.

If you execute runConfigure without any options it spits back it's
usage line, which is pretty informative.

In your case you want to execute it from within the directory that
runConfigure lives in:

   runConfigure -p solaris -c cc -x CC -m inmem -t native

should do the trick (unless you are using the ICU unicode libraries,
in which case you'll want to set the -m and -t to be 'icu').

Then just type make.

Once you've built the source you would build the samples in exactly
the same way (except runConfigure in samples/ doesn't accept the -t
and -m options).

jas.

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