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STLSOFT
environment variable to be the root directory of the STLSoft include files. (See the STLSoft distribution for more details.) Because STLSoft is 100% header-only, there are no further steps required.
The distribution is in the form of a zip file, e.g. xtests-1.0.1.zip
which you should extract (recursively) to a location of your choice, e.g. c:\opensrc\xTests\1.0, or ~/opensrc/xTests/1.0, which will be referred to in the subsequent documentation as <XTESTS-install-dir>
.
build
directory. For example, the makefile for Borland C/C++ v5.6 is in build/bc56
. Since Borland is only supported on Windows, there is a single makefile called makefile
.Hence, to build xTests for Borland C/C++ 5.6 you need open a Windows command box (with the environment set up for the compiler and linker) and execute the following command:
<XTESTS-install-dir>\build\bc56> make -f makefile
or just:
<XTESTS-install-dir>\build\bc56> make
<XTESTS-install-dir>
/build/gcc34
) both makefile.unix
and makefile.win32
are provided. Most make
tools require that you explicitly specify the makefile name (using -f
) to use such makefiles, e.g. make -f makefile.unix
.
Just open the workspace file xtests.vc6.dsw
, located in the root directory (i.e. <XTESTS-install-dir>
), and select the Build-All option.
STLSOFT
environment variable set up correctly.For example,
to be completed
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