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authorAlan Antonuk <aega@.med.umich.edu>2012-01-20 18:21:47 -0500
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+# rabbitmq-c on OpenVMS
+
+This rabbitmq-c has been tested and appears to work on OpenVMS v8.3 on the
+Alpha platform, with HP TCP/IP services v5.5
+running. There is no reason to believe it won't work on OpenVMS v8.3 on
+IA-64 (Itanium, a.k.a., Integrety) with an equivalent version of TCP/IP.
+Or an older version of either of these pieces of software.
+
+NOTE: the maintainers of rabbitmq-c do not have access to an OpenVMS box to
+regularly build and test rabbitmq-c, so this code may not build out of the box
+and if it does it may not work correctly. However, the build system should
+serve as a good starting point for getting something that does work.
+
+# Pre-reqs for building:
+- HP C compiler
+
+# Instructions for building
+1. Extract this package somewhere where you have space.
+2. Run mms or mmk to run the build
+3. The result of the build are a library and header files:
+ [.librabbitmq]rabbitmq.OLB for the library
+ [.librabbitmq]amqp.h and [.librabbitmq]amqp_framing.h for the header files.
+To build against the library put these in a place where your compiler/linker can find them
+
+# Other notes about the build:
+- The library is built using IEEE float with denormals enabled. This can be
+ adjusted by editing the OPTFLAGS line in [.vms]include.mms
+
+ NOTE: the library takes no special care to translate vax-floats into IEEE-floats
+ so if you plan on compiling the library with vax-floats enabled you'll need
+ to make some changes
+
+- The library is built using /NAMES=(UPPER,TRUNC). Adjust OPTFLAGS line in [.vms]include.mms
+ as necessary to get the desired naming scheme.
+
+- The library is built using /POINTER=SHORT. Adjust OPTFLAGS line in [.vms]include.mms as
+ necessary to get the desired pointer size