Pantheios - Project Map - build

Each sub-directory of this directory, build, contains a makefile for a given compiler/architecture/operating system combination. To build Pantheios, open a shell / command-box in that directory, and execute make (or NMAKE). The following are common command-lines that are used:

• make build.libs - compiles and links all libraries
• make build - compiles and links all libraries, examples, and test programs
• make build.examples - compiles and links all examples (and any library dependencies)
• make test - compiles and links all unit-/component-test programs (and any library dependencies), and executes them
• make test.unit - compiles and links all unit-test programs (and any library dependencies), and executes them
• make test.component - compiles and links all component-test programs (and any library dependencies), and executes them
• make test.performance - compiles and links all performance-test programs (and any library dependencies), and executes them

The Pantheios team most commonly execute make with "make build test test.performance", which causes all libraries, examples and test programs to be built, and then executes the unit-tests, component-tests and performance-tests. This pretty much verifies that everything is ok for a given installation.

Selecting your build directory is pretty straightforward: just select the directory that most closely matches, from the following list. Note: It is not necessary to separate specific architectures / operating systems in every case. For example, the gcc41.unix directory contains a makefile that will work regardless of bit-size (e.g. 32-bit vs 64-bit) and operating system flavour (e.g. Linux vs BSD vs Solaris). Once you know your compiler, architecture, and operating system,