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TINA5/tina-libs/tina5_simple_build.sh

   #!/bin/bash
   #
   # Tina5 Simple Build System
   # -------------------------
   # 
   # Tina5 uses autoconf and automake: after obtaining the code, type
   #
   # ./bootstrap.sh
   # ./configure
  # make
  # make install
  #
  # in the tina-libs and tina-tools directories.  However, this script
  # provides a simple build system similar to the one used with Tina4.
  # There are three main circumstances where this might be useful:
  #
  # 1) You cannot get autoconf/automake to work (e.g. there are problems
  #    with Suse 9.1 on 64-bit hardware).  We will try to fix such problems
  #    when we get bug reports, but until we do the simple build system 
  #    can be used.
  # 2) You are developing in the Tina libraries, are recompiling 
  #    frequently, and want a fast build process. The simple build system
  #    more than three times faster than the autoconf/automake system
  #    (1m 4s compared to 3m 15s on my AMD 64 3500+ with 1GB ram, running
  #    under Suse 9.1 in 32 bit mode).
  # 3) You are a developer and want to experiment with different 
  #    Xview, Gtk or Motif libraries: using the simple build system it
  #    is easy to swap e.g. between different versions of Gtk simply
  #    by changing the variables below.
  #
  # In order to use the simple build system, first, run bootstrap.sh 
  # and configure as usual to ensure that config.h exists. Set up the 
  # library locations below, and then run this script to patch the 
  # Makefiles produced by automake with the Makefile.tina files in 
  # each source code directory.  
  #
  # paul.bromiley@manchester.ac.uk
  # 27/11/2004
  #
  # See www.tina-vision.net for more information.
  #
  #################################################################
  
  # 
  # Tina5 base locations
  # 
  
  export TINA_LIB_LIBDIR=/usr/local/Tina5/tina-libs/lib
  export TINA_TOOL_LIBDIR=/usr/local/Tina5/tina-tools/lib
  export TINA_LIB_BASEDIR=/usr/local/Tina5/tina-libs
  export TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR=/usr/local/Tina5/tina-tools
  
  #
  # Locations for X11, Xview, Tcl/Tk, Gtk/Gdk, and Motif/Lesstif
  # If you don't have libraries for one or more of these, leave the 
  # lines blank and set your TINA_X_GUI appropriately to prevent 
  # any attempt to build those widgets
  # 
  # A quick hint...
  # GTK_INCLUDEFLAGS: should list the places where you can find gtk.h, 
  #                   glib.h, and glibconfig.h
  #
  # Please don't delete lines from this section: comment them out, then add 
  # your own lines with a comment sepcifying your system type.  
  #
  
  #
  # Suse 9.1 32 bit
  #
  
  export XLIBS_LIBDIR=/usr/X11R6/lib
  export XLIBS_INCLUDEDIR=/usr/X11R6/include
  export XVIEW_INCLUDEDIR=/usr/openwin/include
  export XVIEW_LIBDIR=/usr/openwin/lib
  export MOTIF_INCLUDEDIR=/usr/X11R6/include
  export MOTIF_LIBDIR=/usr/X11R6/lib
  export TCL_LIBDIR=/usr/lib
  export TCL_INCLUDEDIR=/usr/include
  export GTK_INCLUDEFLAGS="-I/opt/gnome/include/gtk-1.2 -I/opt/gnome/include/glib-1.2 -I/opt/gnome/include"
  
  #
  # Define the widget set that will be built. N.B. this affects which libraries get 
  # built, not which widget set your tinatools are built with. If you want to build 
  # a combination of libraries which is not given below (e.g. all but Motif) define 
  # a new value for TINA_X_GUI and edit 
  # $(TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR)/tinatool/gphx/Makefile.tina and 
  # $(TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR)/tinatool/wdgts/Makefile.tina accordingly
  #
  # 0 = XVIEW
  # 1 = XM
  # 2 = TCL
  # 3 = GTK
  # 4 = Build all of the above
  # 
  
  export TINA_X_GUI=4
  
  #
  # Set compiler flags: 
 #
 
 export TINA_COMPILE_FLAGS="-pipe -g  -DHAVE_CONFIG_H"
 
 #
 # The following copies Makefile.tina to Makefile in each directory of the Tina 5 source tree
 #
 
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/sys; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/math; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/image; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/geometry; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/file; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/vision; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina/medical; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/draw; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/gphx; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/gphx/null; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/gphx/x11; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/gphx/gdk; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts/null; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts/tcl; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts/xv; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts/xm; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/wdgts/gtk; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/tlbase; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/tlmedical; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool/tlvision; cp Makefile.tina Makefile
 
 #
 # Finally, build the libraries
 #
 
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}/tina; make
 cd ${TINA_TOOL_BASEDIR}/tinatool; make
 cd ${TINA_LIB_BASEDIR}