# compile script for flower, a universal web service
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# Copyright (C) 2007 Thomas Lord
# Licensed under the Open Software License version 3.0
# Patents Pending
# 
# The "Open Software License version 3.0" refers to the
# license that should be included with this software as a file
# named "LICENSE-FOR-SOURCE-CODE" but that is
# in any event the license recognized by that name by the
# Open Source Initiative (opensource.org).
#


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# BEGIN COMPILATION SCRIPT
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# You will need to modify this script for your environment.
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g++  -g \
     -O2 \
     -I/home/lord/work/flower/0.5/install/include \
     -o flower.cgi \
     source-code.cpp \
     -L/home/lord/work/flower/0.5/install/lib \
     -L/lib \
     -lcgicc \
     -lfcgi++ \
     -lxqilla \
     -lxerces-c \
     -ldbxml-2.3 \
     -ldb_cxx-4.5 \
     -luuid++ \
     -lssl 

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# You will need to modify this script for your environment.
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# END COMPILATION SCRIPT
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# That's all there is to it.   Explanation:
# 
# -I/home/lord/Desktop[...] 
#    That's in my home directory on my local machine.
#    You will (obviously) need "-I" arguments to find
#    header files for the libraries listed below.
#    "flower" does not itself include any new header
#    files.
# 
# -L/home/lord/Desktop[...] 
#    Similar to -I.  
# 
# 
# And the interesting part, the libraries you'll need:
# 
# 
# -lcgicc
#	A popular CGI "helper library".
#
#       I use "cgicc-3.2.3" as published by the GNU project
#       (via the Free Software Foundation).
# 
# -lfcgi++
#	A popular FAST CGI "helper library".
#
#       I use "fcgi-2.4.0" as copyrighted by "Open Market Inc."
#       and widely available.   ("Open Market Inc." has no
#       affiliation with "flower" and no endorsements are 
#       implied here.)
# 
# -lxqilla
# -lxerces-c
# -ldbxml-2.3
# -ldb_cxx-4.5
#	An ACID XML database with XQuery support.
#
#       CAREFUL!  THE PATCH LEVEL ACTUALLY MATTERS!
#       I use "dbxml-2.3.10" as published by "Oracle Inc."
#       and have applied patches #1..#9 (from the same
#       distributor).  ("Oracle Inc." has no
#       affiliation with "flower" and no endorsements are 
#       implied here.)
# 
# -luuid++
#	A popular unique identifier generator.
#
# 	I use the "OSSP uuid" library as published and 
# 	copyright by "Ralf S. Engelshall" and "The OSSP Project".
# 	("Ralf S. Engelshall" and "The OSSP Project" have no
#       affiliation with "flower" and no endorsements are 
#       implied here.)
# 
# -lssl
#	Used here for its SHA1 library.
#	(Well known library.)
#