I'm using DEV C++ to compile the SPTK. In your instruction, a) Verify that ODBC support is installed. How can i check whether it is supported or not? I'm suppose to use Microsoft Access database. In this case, do i need to install SQLLite? I'v FLTK installed already. How can i combine SPTK with FLTK and DEV C++ (I mean please provide me alittle bit detail about compile/build)in DEV C++ workspace. I 've downloaded the SPTK version 3.3.0 tarball already. Can I install from there? Where should i start. Sorry for giving you many questions because I'm new in this environment. Thank you. Alexey Parshin <alexeyp@gmail.com> wrote: Here it is, as text: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to SPTK version 3. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the root directory of SPTK. It contains project files for several systems, as noted below: ./configure*, Makefile.* GNU automake/autoconf files ./sptk.mak Code Forge project ./bcb6/* Borland C Builder 6.0 ./VC6 M$ Visual C++ The example applications are in ./examples. They are built by any of the systems above. For GNU systems one can use --enable-examples configure argument. In order to make example applications you have to make and install SPTK first. If you experience any problem building or using SPTK, please let me know at alexeyp@tts-sf.com. The new and old versions of SPTK can be downloaded from http://www.sptk.net --------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to build SPTK3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATTENTION: Sqlite version 3.3.8 doesn't work properly with SPTK. You need version 3.3.7 or before. 1. Windows and Cygwin. a) Install Gygwin. Make sure that gcc, autotools (automake and autoconf), binutils, cvs, doxygen, libtool, make are installed. Do not install FLTK. Cygwin includes FLTK 1.1.4 that is way too old. b) Install FLTK version 1.1.6 or higher (but not 2.x!). You can get it from http://www.fltk.org. c) Install sqlite3 runtime. You can get it from http://www.sqlite.org. The sqlite3.dll should be placed into the library search path, and sqlite.h should be in include search path. Do not install the sqlite3 version 3.3.8 available on the website. We have discovered - it has a bug that doesn't allow it to work with SPTK. d) Install latest SPTK from SVN. To get the source code, use: svn co https://gateway.total-knowledge.com/svn/sptk/trunk sptk Then build it (by default, the libraries and includes are installed under /usr/local/): cd sptk3 ./autogen.bash ./configure --disable-debug make make install 2. Windows and VC++ 7/8. a) Verify that ODBC support is installed. b) In the directory of your choice, create the following structure: BuildDirectory +---fltk +---sqlite L---sptk3 The libraries you will be installing should be placed in that structure, otherwise you have to update the project files c) Install FLTK version 1.1.6 or higher (but not 2.x!). You can get it from http://www.fltk.org. Move/rename the FLTK directory into your BuildDirectory. Open the VC workspace and build the solution. Verify that test programs (in fltk/test/) run. d) Copy sqlite3 runtime into your BuildDirectory. You can get it from http://www.sqlite.org. The sqlite3.dll should be placed into the search path. Do not install the sqlite3 version 3.3.8 available on the website. We have discovered - it has a bug that doesn't allow it to work with SPTK. e) Install latest SPTK from SVN. To get the source code, use: svn co https://gateway.total-knowledge.com/svn/sptk/trunk sptk Open the VC workspace and build the solution. Verify that test programs (in sptk3/test/) run. 3. Linux Install the following packages: a) optionally: ODBC support (like unixODBC) b) optionally: Sqlite3 version 3.3 to 3.3.7 (not 3.3.8!) c) FLTK version 1.1.5 to 1.1.7 (not 2.x!) d) optionally: Aspell e) Install latest SPTK from SVN. To get the source code, use: svn co https://gateway.total-knowledge.com/svn/sptk/trunk sptk Then build it (by default, the libraries and includes are installed under /usr/local/): cd sptk3 ./autogen.bash ./configure --disable-debug make make install 2006/11/28, UN PEP : > > I could not find your attachment file in yahoo.Can you post it on the web > site?(I means in the SPTK web site). > > Alexey Parshin wrote: Not really - GMail shows an > attachment :) > > BTW, I'm about to update XML parser. It's about 5-6 times faster on load > and > about 50..60 times faster on save. Pros: several times less code in > parser, > faster processing. Cons: SAX mode isn't supported, HTML tags translation > is > not supported. I'm currently testing it. The usual testing on 'Hamlet, > prince of Denmark' went fine, as well as my usual tests. The simple but > large file of 1E6 nodes (16MB) is parsed for 1.12 sec. > > 2006/11/28, Ilya A. Volynets-Evenbakh : > > > > Except that you forgot to attach it even here... ;-) > > > > Alexey Parshin wrote: > > > If you already have FLTK installed - then you don't need to install it > > > again. The installation instruction file is attached. It supposed to > > > be a part of SPTK 3.3 but wasn't included by mistake. I will add it in > > > 3.3.1, for sure. > > > > > > > -- > > Ilya A. Volynets-Evenbakh > > Total Knowledge. CTO > > http://www.total-knowledge.com > > > > > > > -- > Alexey Parshin, > http://www.sptk.net > > > > --------------------------------- > Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. > -- Alexey Parshin, http://www.sptk.net --------------------------------- Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
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