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Re: Building Octave Statically (and without graphics)


From: Raymond at SDSU
Subject: Re: Building Octave Statically (and without graphics)
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:48:10 -0700 (PDT)

My application is also a cluster, without graphics support on the nodes.  I'm
trying to build Octave from source on a cluster that I don't have root
access to and even the X11 include files aren't there.  Is there an easy way
to configure for a minimal build?  



Tim Currie wrote:
> 
> Hi!
>   I'm trying to build a static Octave binary on Fedora 9. In building 
> all the deps as static libs, I ran into trouble with the requirement for 
> libGL. It seems (according to comments in the Mesa configure script) 
> that Mesa cannot be built statically, as the DRI requires that the 
> drivers be dynamic, which seems to conflict with the explicit assertion 
> in the documentation that Octave can, in fact, be built as a static 
> binary on Linux.
>   This might be beside the point if I can figure out how to build Octave 
> *without any graphical capability*, as the Octave configure script 
> suggests is possible, because this build is going to be run on a large 
> cluster. But alas, this doesn't work any better than building Mesa, 
> which is to say that following the instructions in the README, as well 
> as the comments in the configure script and the Makefile, doesn't 
> produce the predicted results.
>   Any suggestions you can offer or resources you can point me at would 
> be very much appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -Tim Currie
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