CACAO Installation
You should be able to compile CACAO on supported platforms with a simple
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make install
CACAO can also be run from the build directory
(./src/cacao/cacao), but then a proper
BOOTCLASSPATH environment variable needs to be set.
There are some noteworthy switches to ./configure:
configure options
| Switch | Description | |
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--prefix=PATH |
Use this switch to change the default installation path of CACAO,
which is /usr/local/cacao. |
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--with-classpath-install-dir=<dir> |
<dir> is the install prefix of the GNU classpath
which should be used. Default is /usr/local/classpath. |
CACAO options
| Switch | Description | |
|---|---|---|
--disable-threads |
Disables the use of and support for threads. Most simple console
programs can still run. This is commonly used to achieve more
predictable startup behaviour as there is no
java.lang.Thread object involved to be initialized prior
to running main. |
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--enable-staticvm |
Enables the build of a static CACAO binary with GNU classpath libraries linked statically. |
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Last updated: $Date: 2005-11-24 01:31:13 +0100 (Thu, 24 Nov 2005) $ $Author: twisti $ Please send mail to cacao@cacaojvm.org for comments of this page. |
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