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37 lines
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For those just beginning with the uClibc++ library, the steps to
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begin are fairly easy.
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1) Find the location of the GNU libsupc++.a file on your computer.
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It will likely be in a location like:
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/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.3.4/libsupc++.a
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Make a note of this file path
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2) Run 'make menuconfig' which will bring up a nifty ncurses-based
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configuration dialog system. This is similar to the Linux kernel
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configuration system, and was ripped directly from uClibc.
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3) Configure to fit your system. Defaults will be good enough for
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now.
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4) Under 'Library Installation Options', put the path to libsupc++.a
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in the appropriate location.
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5) Save your configuration
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6) Compile by typing 'make'
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7) Install the library by typing 'make install'
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8) If you want to use this library as a part of your working system
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and you did not install the library to a directory in the library
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search path, you can either add the installation directory to
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the /etc/ld.so.conf file, or (preferred) make a symlink from
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the libuClibc++.so symlink into a directory in your search path,
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such as /usr/lib
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9) Compile applications using the wrapper script provided in the bin
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directory of the install path. If you run into problems, please
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let me know.
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10) Enjoy!
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