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How to prepare wxGTK distribution
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0. Introduction
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This note explains what should be done, step by step, to prepare the packages
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for a wxGTK distribution. Note that the same instructions should be used for
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the other Unix-based ports including wxMotif, wxX11 and wxBase.
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1. Preparing the sources
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a) Do a fresh checkout using the command
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cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@cvs.wxwindows.org:/packs/cvsroots/wxwindows co wxGTK
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NB: if you realize later that some needed files were not checked out
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by this command, please modify CVSROOT/modules to include the missing
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files so that it works for the next release!
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You also need the samples, demos and contrib directories, so change to
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wxWindows directory created by the first cvs command and do "cvs up -d"
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for each of them.
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b) Create a build directory under wxWindows, e.g. I use "gtk-release",
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"cd" to it and run configure: the options don't really matter, you can use
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something like
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../configure --no-recursion
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to make it run a bit faster.
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c) Then type "make -j1 dist bzip-dist-only". This should create the
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following files;
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wxGTK-${version}.tar.bz2
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wxGTK-demos-${version}.tar.bz2
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wxGTK-samples-${version}.tar.bz2
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wxGTK-${version}.tar.gz
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wxGTK-demos-${version}.tar.gz
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wxGTK-samples-${version}.tar.gz
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where version is something like 2.3.2.
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Note 1: "-j1" is needed now because make dist target is broken and doesn't
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allow parallelizing, if your make is aliased to "make -j4" (like
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mine), it simply won't work.
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Note 2: there are also dist-only and bzip-dist targets, the "-only" suffix
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means to just create the archive supposing that the files
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themselves are already under _dist_dir/wxGTK-${version} where
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"make dist" creates them
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2. Building the RPMs
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Note that we didn't check if the library actually could be built -- this is
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because it is done during this step, during the RPM generation. If, for
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whatever reason, you don't build the RPMs, you must have checked previously
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that the library could be built -- nothing worse than a release which doesn't
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even compile!
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The rest of this section applies to a system with RPM installed (Redhat in my
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case).
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a) Setting up the RPM tree: you should have the RPM tree set up properly
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before doing anything else. If you are going to build the RPMs as root,
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you already have one under /usr/src/redhat and can just build there.
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Otherwise you may do it (without root rights) in any directory RPM_ROOT.
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RPM_ROOT should have the following subdirectories: BUILD, RPMS, SOURCES,
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SPECS and SRPMS. RPMS should contain i386, i686 and noarch. You should
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also create the file ~/.rpmmacros containing at least a line like this:
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"%_topdir /biton/zeitlin/rpm" (replace the directory with $RPM_ROOT, of
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course)
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In either case, put the file wxGTK-${version}.tar.bz2 in SOURCES
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subdirectory and wxGTK.spec in SPECS one (hint: you can just link them from
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there -- like this you won't forget to update them after redoing "make
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dist").
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b) Start RPM build by going to RPM_ROOT directory and typing "rpm -ba
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SPECS/wxGTK.spec". It may be a good idea to append "2>&1 | tee wxGTK.out"
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(or "|& tee" if you're using the one true shell ;-) as it might be not
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easy to detect errors in the verbose rpm output if anything goes wrong.
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Then wait (and pray that nothing goes wrong because if anything does
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you'll have to restart from the very beginning because rpm doesn't allow
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to short circuit the package generation).
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If everything goes well, the following files are produced:
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SRPMS/wxGTK-${version}-1.src.rpm
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RPMS/i386/wxGTK-${version}-1.i386.rpm
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RPMS/i386/wxGTK-devel-${version}-1.i386.rpm
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RPMS/i386/wxGTK-gl-${version}-1.i386.rpm
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RPMS/i386/wxGTK-static-${version}-1.i386.rpm
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Use "rpm -ba --with gtk2" to build GTK+2 version of wxGTK and use
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"rpm -ba --with gtk2 --with unicode" to build GTK+2 Unicode build.
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Note: you may want to set the environment variable SMP to 3 or 4 on an
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SMP machine to speed up the build (it uses "make -j$SMP" if the
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variable is set)
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c) Test the resulting RPMs: install them using "rpm -i" (or "rpm -U) as usual
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and try to build some samples using makefile.unx ("make -f makefile.unx")
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so that they use wx-config in the PATH and not from the build tree
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3. Building the DEBs
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[Ron is doing this]
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4. Uploading the files
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All 11 files should be uploaded (via FTP) to several locations.
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a) incoming.sourceforge.net, go to project admin page on sf.net and choose
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add/edit releases for more details
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b) ftp://biolpc22.york.ac.uk/pub (Julian has the password)
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5. Announcing the release
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a) FreshMeat:
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- http://freshmeat.net/projects/wxwindowsgtk/
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- username and password are "wxgtk" for logging in
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- hit "new release" at the top
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- follow the step by step
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b) wx-announce mailing list: mailto:wx-announce@lists.wxwindows.org
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[where is the announcement text? TODO]
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c) update www.wxwindows.org
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d) GNOME (very effective, stays on front page for days):
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- http://www.gnome.org/applist
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- Search for wxWindows
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- Update the version number
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- Ignore the error message
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e) MacNN:
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- http://www.macnn.com
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- Contact or Contribute or something
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f) MacRumors:
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- http://www.macrumors.com
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- Contact or Contribute or something
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g) Apple Developers Connection:
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mailto: adcnews@apple.com
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h) LinuxDevices.com:
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Interesting for wxUniversal.
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i) The Python mailing list:
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