Re: [Swarm-Support] Swarm on Leopard

[Gary Polhill]

Marcus,

Thanks very much--I have now got my model working. There was a bit more to the 
story, however:

1. $top_srcdir does work--yesterday I was confused, and pointed it to the 
source code of my model, not the source code of Swarm (sorry about that :-). 
(Just to be clear, for the benefit of anyone else doing this, it is the Swarm 
source code directory, not the Swarm build directory, if you keep your build 
and source separate when compiling Swarm...)
2. I needed to configure Swarm using --with-tcl=/usr/local/lib 
--with-tk=/usr/local/lib --with-tclinclude=/usr/local/include 
--with-tkinclude=/usr/local/include --with-x to stop Swarm using the built-in 
tcl/tk libraries. If I didn't use the ones I compiled for myself in /usr/local, 
the -B argument thing didn't solve the problem, even when hardcoded in and not 
using $top_srcdir.

To summarise the build process, I did the following:

* Compile and install GNU sed-4.1.4, tcl-8.4.18, tk-8.4.18, BLT-2.4z, gcc-4.2.2 
automake-1.10.1, autoconf-2.62, libtool-1.10.1 in /usr/local (with PATH set to 
/usr/local/bin:$PATH) all using pretty much the default configurations
* Retrieve the CVS version of Swarm as at 9 April 2008
* Run ./autogen.sh
* In a separate build directory, configure Swarm as above, with additional 
--prefix=/usr/local --without-hdf5dir --without-jdkdir --enable-onelib
* Compile and install Swarm
* Set $SWARMHOME to /usr/local and $top_srcdir to the location of the Swarm 
source directory
* Compiled my model

So, I haven't tested a full installation of Swarm, I'm afraid...

Gary

>>> "Marcus G. Daniels" <address@hidden> 04/09/08 9:40 PM >>>
Gary Polhill wrote:
> Marcus,
>
> The start of the compilation of src/defobj is given below. I see from the 
> Makefile.common that the environment variable $top_srcdir is put into the -B 
> argument by default. 
That's a bug, top_srcdir doesn't mean anything at install time..   Try 
putting in a hardcoded path to your source tree in OBJCFLAGS in 
Makefile.common, then clean your object code and remake..

The build looks like it's ok.   You can try the same "otool -l" on the 
libswarm.dylib in the `lib' of the install directory to confirm. You 
should see "segname __GNUOBJC" if you grep for "GNU".
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