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-
-Quick Start
-###########
-
-From source directory
-1. mkdir build
-2. cd build
-3. cmake ..
-4. make
-5. make install
-
-More advanced installation options:
-###################################
-
-Example:
- cmake ..
- -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
- -DLIB_SUFIX=64
- -DWITH_VALA=yes
- -DWITH_DOTNET=yes
- -DPERL_VENDORINSTALL=yes
- -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=None
- -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="-O2"
- -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS="-O2"
-
-This example would configure libproxy to be installed in /usr with all other
-location using defaults relative to it, except that libraries will be install in
-/usr/lib64. It also enable Vala and .NET bindings and tell the build system
-to install the Perl binding in the vendor directory (the one used by
-distribution, in contrast to the one used by users).
-
-Path options:
-=============
-
-CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX: Default to "/usr/local". This is the base install
- directory. All other path, except SYSCONF_INSTALL_DIR
- are by default relative to this one.
-
-BIN_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "bin". This is where executable are install.
-
-LIB_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "lib${LIB_SUFFIX}". This is where libraries
- are insalled.
-
-LIB_SUFFIX: Default to "". This is used on multilib 64bit OS where it
- would be set to "64".
-
-LIBEXEC_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "libexec". This is where non-interactive helper
- executable are installed (e.g. pxgconf for Gnome support).
-
-INCLUDE_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "include". This is where libproxy header is
- installed (proxy.h).
-
-SYSCONF_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "/etc". This is the place where system wide
- configuration files are placed, currently unused. Note
- that this path does not have a relative path has default.
-
-SHARE_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "share". This base path used for CMake modules
- finders and the Vala bindings.
-
-MODULE_INSTALL_DIR: Default to "${LIB_INSTALL_DIR}/${PROJECT_NAME}/${PROJECT_VERSION}/modules".
- This is where libproxy extensions are installed. Note that
- extentions API/ABI is not yet stable, so you should be
- carefull when changing this path not to mix different
- version of extensions together. The module path can also
- be altered at runtime using PX_MODULE_PATH environement.
-
-
-Boolean options:
-================
-
-BIPR: Default to ON. Build Internal Pac Runner.
- If only one pacrunner is to be built, then the default
- is to link it internal to libproxy. As soon as two are
- to be built, they are always made as a module.
- Setting this to OFF allows to build a pacrunner as
- module even if only one is to be built.
-
-FORCE_SYSTEM_LIBMODMAN: Default to OFF. Forces the build system to generate an
- error if libmodman cannot be found on your system. By
- default libmodman will fallback to using internal copy
- of that library.
-
-PERL_VENDORINSTALL: Default to OFF. Tells cmake to install the perl binding
- in the vendor directory, which is the one used by most
- packagers.
-
-PERL_LINK_LIBPERL: Default to ON if PERL_VENDORINSTALL is OFF, default to
- OFF otherwise. Explicitly links the Perl binding
- against libperl.so. It must be ON for linking to work
- when --no-undefined is passed to the linker.
-
-WITH_DOTNET: Default to OFF. Enable Mono .NET bindings.
-
-WITH_GNOME2: Default to OFF. Enable Gnome2/GConf bindings.
-
-WITH_GNOME3: Default to ON. Build the Gnome3/GSettings bindings.
- instead of Gnome2/GConf based one.
-
-WITH_KDE: Default to ON. Enables plug-in to read proxy settings
- from either KDE4 or KDE Frameworks 5.
- Note: this plug-in only has a *runtime* dependency on
- either kreadconfig or kreadconfig5.
-
-WITH_MOZJS: Default to OFF. Enable Mozilla javascript bindings. As
- Mozilla Javascript engine is often installed multiple
- you can set prefered order using MOZJS_SEARCH_ORDER,
- wich defaults to "xulrunner-js;firefox-js;mozilla-js;seamonkey-js".
-
-WITH_NM: Default to ON. Enable NetworkManager bindings.
-
-WITH_PERL: Default to ON. Enable Perl bindings.
-
-WITH_PYTHON2: Default to ON. Enable Python bindings.
-
-WITH_PYTHON3: Default to ON. Enable Python bindings.
-
-WITH_VALA: Default to OFF. Enable Vala bindings.
-
-WITH_WEBKIT: Default to ON. Enable Webkit Java Script engine.
-
-WITH_WEBKIT3: Default to OFF: Enable Webkit GTK3 support.
-
-WITH_DUKTAPE: Defaults to ON. Enable Duktape JavaScript engine.
-
-Bindings Path:
-==============
-
-Most bindings require to be installed in a system specific directory. Libproxy
-build system tries to find those directory. Sometimes this behaviour can be
-annoying since bindings will not be installed relatively to CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.
-For this reason, all bindings provides path overrides.
-
-GAC_DIR: For the Mono .NET binding
-VAPI_DIR: For the Vala bindings
-PX_PERL_ARCH: For the Perl bindings
-PYTHON_SITEPKG_DIR: For the Python bindings
-
-
-Make options:
-=============
-
-Of course you can use parallel build using "make -j2". It's also nice to see
-the exact compile/link command being executed. This can be done using
-"make VERBOSE=1" command.
-
-To install in a sub-directory, DESTDIR can be used has make parameter.
- make install [DESTDIR=/any/prefix/to/prepend]
-
-CFLAGS in libproxy:
-===================
-
-We are currently having issue with CMake and CFLAGS. As shown in the example,
-we have found a simple way that prevents CMAKE from choosing for you the
-CFLAGS you want. As being demonstrated, you can disable CMAKE default CFLAGS
-by setting an invalid (but not empty) CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE (e.g. None). You can
-then set your flags using CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS, and CMAKE_C_FLAGS. Both variable
-are required since libproxy contains C++ and C code.
-