Changes between Version 47 and Version 48 of CompileApp

Timestamp:

May 21, 2010, 10:27:26 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

Nicolas

Comment:

explicit anchor names

CompileApp

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 Put them in the same parent directory.
 
-== Windows ==
+== Windows == #windows
 We use Windows XP for builds (other Windows versions may work too).
 
-=== Microsoft Visual Studio ===
+=== Microsoft Visual Studio === #vs
 
 Go to boinc/win_build. If you're using Visual Studio 2005, open samples.sln.
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  * Configure your project to use ANSI strings rather than Unicode.
 
-=== MinGW and Dev-C++ ===
+=== MinGW and Dev-C++ === #devcpp
 
 If you can't or don't want to use Visual Studio to build applications,
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 [https://setisvn.ssl.berkeley.edu/trac/browser/seti_boinc/client/win_build/seti_boinc.dev here].
 
-=== MinGW command-line ===
+=== MinGW command-line === #mingw-cli
 
 To build the boinc library and API for Windows using MinGW on Cygwin or cross-compiling, you can use lib/Makefile.mingw.
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  * NOCYGWIN : set to '-mno-cygwin' if you are building on Cygwin but for use on plain Windows (i.e. w/o cygwin.dll)
 
-=== Cygwin ===
+=== Cygwin === #cygwin
 
 [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] may be another alternative for building Windows apps.
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 (search for "Instructions to Port the application to Windows").
 
-=== Symbol Stores ===
+=== Symbol Stores === #symbol-stores
 
 To obtain useful stack traces in the event of an application crash, symbols are needed.
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-== Mac OS X ==
+== Mac OS X == #mac
 
 Instructions for building applications on Mac OS X are on a [BuildMacApp separate page].
 
-== Linux/x86 ==
+== Linux/x86 == #linux
 
 If you build an application on a recent Linux distribution, it won't run on older Linux distributions because of library incompatibilities. The only solution we've discovered is to build applications on a host with an old Linux and an old GCC. Setting up such a host, however, is a giant pain.
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 }}}
 
-== Other UNIX systems ==
+== Other UNIX systems == #other-unix
 
  * [SoftwarePrereqsUnix Software prerequisites]
  * [BuildSystem configure/build]
 
-=== GLUT notes ===
+=== GLUT notes === #glut-notes
 
 Freeglut 2.2, freeglut 2.4 and OpenGL Utility Toolkit (GLUT) libraries are supported.
 
-=== X11 notes ===
+=== X11 notes === #x11-notes
 
 To get the X11 support, select the relevant options when you're installing Linux, or (Redhat) go to System Settings/Add Software.