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==== U++ POSIX/X11 installation ==== Standard POSIX/X11 distribution of U++ comes as a source tarball. If you want to run U++ graphical environnement (theide) or run U++ command line tool (umk), you will first need to compile and install U++. === Build Requires === Before compiling U++ source code, you must install a few developpement packages. Many POSIX/X11 distributions provides developpement packages with the same names. Sometimes, developpement package names don't match. You will have to find the corresponding names for your distribution. == Build requires per distribution == = Debian/apt-get based distributions = Build requires: g++ make libgtk2.0-dev libnotify-dev libbz2-dev sox How to install them: if sudo is available and enabled on your distribution, copy/paste this in a terminal: $ sudo apt-get install g++ make libgtk2.0-dev libnotify-dev libbz2-dev sox if sudo is not available: $ su -c 'apt-get install g++ make libgtk2.0-dev libnotify-dev libbz2-dev sox' The 'buildrequires.debian' file in U++ tarball contains apt-get commands to do the same thing. You can use this file by running 'sh buildrequires.debian' as root (e.g. 'sudo sh buildrequires.debian' if sudo is available or 'su -c "sh buildrequires.debian"' if not). = Fedora based distributions = Build requires: gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel bzip2-devel xorg-x11-server-devel freetype-devel expat-devel How to install them: if sudo is available and enabled on your distribution, copy/paste this in a terminal: $ sudo yum install gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel bzip2-devel xorg-x11-server-devel freetype-devel expat-devel if sudo is not available: $ su -c 'yum install gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel bzip2-devel xorg-x11-server-devel freetype-devel expat-devel' The 'buildrequires.fedora' file in U++ tarball contains yum commands to do the same thing. You can use this file by running 'sh buildrequires.fedora' as root (e.g. 'sudo sh buildrequires.fedora' if sudo is available or 'su -c "sh buildrequires.fedora"' if not). = Other rpm based distributions = Redhat 7 build requires: gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel freetype-devel expat-devel bzip2-devel OpenSuse build requires: gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel xorg-x11-devel freetype2-devel libexpat-devel libbz2-devel === Compile U++ source code === == Standard U++ compilation == First, uncompress U++ source tarball and change dir into the new created directory. Example: for upp-x11-src-10641.tar.gz $ version=10641 $ tar zxvf upp-x11-src-$version.tar.gz $ cd upp-x11-src-$version Use 'make' to compile U++ and generate theide (U++ integrated development environment) and umk (commandline tool for building U++ projects) then run 'make install' to prepare standard U++ environment: $ make $ make install Now you can start playing with U++ by invoking ~/theide. You might want to put theide and umk elsewhere later, e.g. inside ~/bin/ for example Note:. 'make install' copy theide and umk in your home directory but it also: * create ~/upp directory to store U++ library sources and copy the U++ sources inside * create ~/upp/MyApps to store your application sources * create ~/upp.out as output for intermediate files * set up a few variables in the '~/.upp' directory. Those variables are required by umk and .theide === Troubleshooting === If your POSIX/X11 distribution use an old gcc version (< 4.9), U++ compilation will fail because of missing gcc c++11 standard implementation. To solve this, you need to install and use clang++ compiler instead of g++. In order to use clang++ as compiler, run make with those extra parameters: $ make -e CXX="clang++" -e CXXFLAGS="-O3 -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -Wno-logical-op-parentheses -std=c++11" $ make install === U++ spec file for rpm based distribution === There is an alternative way to build U++ on rpm based distributions. Indead, U++ POSIX/X11 tarball contains a spec file for you to build a standard rpm binary and source file. To do that, first install U++ build requires and rpm-build: == Fedora based distributions == if sudo is available and enabled on your distribution, copy/paste this in a terminal: $ sudo yum install gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel bzip2-devel xorg-x11-server-devel freetype-devel expat-devel $ sudo yum install rpm-build $ version=10641 $ rpmbuild -ta upp-x11-src-$version.tar.gz if sudo is not available: $ su -c 'yum install gtk2-devel pango-devel atk-devel cairo-devel libnotify-devel bzip2-devel xorg-x11-server-devel freetype-devel expat-devel' $ su -c 'yum install rpm-build' $ version=10641 $ rpmbuild -ta upp-x11-src-$version.tar.gz Note : the rpm binary doesn't install U++ source in your home directory nor does it create needed configuration for U++ command line tool (umk) after installation. theide will take care of all this on first start.