Hi, PyLucene users,
PyLucene 3.0.0 worked for me as well in FreeBSD 7.0. So +1 vote from my
side.
But I needed to configure and change some paths.
In jcc/setup.py, the flags I added for FreeBSD are:
JDK = {
'freebsd7': '/usr/local/diablo-jdk1.6.0',
}
INCLUDES = {
'freebsd7': ['%(freebsd7)s/include' %(JDK),
'%(freebsd7)s/include/freebsd' %(JDK)],
}
CFLAGS = {
'freebsd7': ['-fno-strict-aliasing', '-Wno-write-strings'],
}
DEBUG_CFLAGS = {
'freebsd7': ['-O0', '-g', '-DDEBUG'],
}
LFLAGS = {
'freebsd7': ['-L%(freebsd7)s/jre/lib/i386' %(JDK), '-ljava',
'-L%(freebsd7)s/jre/lib/i386/client' %(JDK), '-ljvm',
'-Wl,-rpath=%(freebsd7)s/jre/lib/i386:%(freebsd7)s/jre/lib/i386/server'
%(JDK)],
}
JAVAC = {
'freebsd7': ['javac'],
}
Shared object "libverify.so", required by "libjava.so", needs to be linked.
So, I add the following to /etc/rc.conf:
ldconfig -m /usr/local/diablo-jdk1.6.0/jre/lib/i386/
Then in Makefile, I needed to do one change:
PREFIX_PYTHON=/usr/local (instead of /usr)
Then instead of make, I needed to run:
gmake
sudo gmake install
sudo gmake test
With all these, I could run pylucene well.
I hope these changes be added in the next release version so that other
FreeBSD users have very less to configure.
Thanks
/suzan
