On Tue, 15 Dec 2015 05:39:43 -0600, Nicky Perian wrote: > Anyone building using system libs .../... how are you handling the libs > that have no packages. jsoncpp glh-linear webkit hunspell to name a few.
That's the problem with SYSTEMLIBS (AKA SATNDALONE in v1/2 viewers): you can't handle those missing depedencies using the default build system, making it a rather pointless feature of the said build system... A "long" time ago (8 years), I wrote a make-SL bash script (and later updated it to "cmake-SL" when the build system migrated from scons to cmake), that took care for copying selected (and selectable) system libraries (those actually present on the build system and which version was compatible with the viewer) and corresponding headers into the viewer's source tree own lib/ and include/ folders and which updated the installed "lock" (more like flag) files to fool the viewer's build system into believing it already had downloaded and untared the corresponding pre-built packages. The script also removed the corresponding viewer_manifest.py script lines that were responsible for copying the pre-built libraries and packaging them with the viewer. Then the script launched a non-SYSTEMLIBS/non-STANDALONE build, the build system then only downloading and untaring the pre-packged libraris that were not already pre-populated by cmake-SL, causing the resulting viewer binary to be compiled and linked with the system libraries and packaged without them. I am still using that script for personal builds, but LL's viewer since parted from the Snowglobe build system which my viewer is still using (i.e. I'm not using "autobuild" at all), so it won't be suitable for your particular use case... The true and final solution for that problem would be to use differentiated "<LIBNAME>_SYSTEMLIB" defines in the viewer cmake files, so to be able to specify the system/pre-packaged choice for *each* individual library/package. Henri. _______________________________________________ Policies and (un)subscribe information available here: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/OpenSource-Dev Please read the policies before posting to keep unmoderated posting privileges
