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Building bde_verify on vanilla Centos 6.6 #1
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I used the following process to build and run bde_verify (commit 9536848) on a vanilla Centos 6.6 machine (equivalent to RHEL 6).
So, I download and build clang:
I followed the instructions in http://superuser.com/questions/381160/how-to-install-gcc-4-7-x-4-8-x-on-centos, and put the toolchain in
/opt/centos
. Now we can pick up gcc-4.7.2 with:Follow the configuration instructions in
README.md
to configure and build clang.GCCDIR
(which identifies the location of the standard library that will be used to build bde_verify) assumes that the library is installed side-by-side with$CXX
. Not true for clang++, so change:=
to?=
on the lines that setGCCDIR
, and provide an external value for the variable. (Future: rename the variable to STDLIBDIR?)make
:...with the appropriate changes to the paths to fit your system.
DateTime
. Installperl-DateTime
, if it is not already present on your system.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: