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solarpowerlog-commits mailinglist

There is a new mailing list, solarpowerlog-commits. Git will automatically send a mail on every commit. Note this is read-only mailing list.

Discussions should be done in solarpowerlog-development.

You can get a list of all available mailing lists for solarpowerlog at http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=259217

git layout on sourceforge changed

Sourceforge has changed how the organizes the repository. So, if you get problems accessing it, please update the URL. It is now

 git://solarpowerlog.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/solarpowerlog/solarpowerlog

 with the addiotional solarpowerlog.

Building Solarpowerlog under Windows

Here's a short how-to to build solarpowerlog for win32, using cygwin as emulation layer.

1. Get cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com) and install (with their dependencies...)

 

 

• autoconf
• automake
• g++
• pkg-config
• make
• phyton
• libtool (maybe uneeded.)
• phyton

 

2. Get the sources for

• libconfig++ http://www.hyperrealm.com/libconfig/

        Note: Version 1.3.2 -- if you see a version 1.2 you found the wrong project)

• libboost (http://www.boost.org/)

• (.. and of course solarpowerlog)

Building the libraries:

Use a bash shell for the following (the windows command shell is unsuitable)

Untar archives to for example /cygdrive/c/src (avoid spaces in dir names!)

eg. tar xzf libconfig-1.3.2.tar.gz

libconfig:

cd libconfig-<directory>

./configure --libdir=/usr/lib

make

make install

libboost:

cd boost_1_39_0

./bootstrap.sh

./bjam install –-prefix=/usr/lib

(note: If it says, something 39 failed: this is ok)

solarpowerlog:

cd solarpowerlog

./configure

make

If everythings fine, you'll find solarpowerlog.exe in the src-direcrtory. As solarpowerlog is a console programm, you can start it right-away with src/solarpowerlog.exe

Getting the Sources (with git)

This project uses git to manage its source code.

To understand how to get the right code, please read how branches and tags are used.