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f93aa76210
Goodbye to AbstractStateWrapper - can use std::tr1::shared_ptr, much nicer Signed-off-by: Ian Bell <ian.h.bell@gmail.com>
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44 lines
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Building
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There are a number of ways to build the library:
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Directly with Make
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There is a non-windows makefile in the wrappers/SharedLibrary that can be used to make the library.
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With CMAKE
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The platform independent cmake program can be used. In using cmake, CoolProp uses the standard procedure:
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1) Make a build directory and cd to build
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2) cmake ..
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3) make
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4) make
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Although step 1 and 2 does depend on the OS, step 3 and 4 will depend on how the program is being built.
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If on windows the cmake gui can be used which will perform steps 1 and 2, if using visual studio then
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the build process will need to be run twice.
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Make needs to be called twice, the first make step will dynamically generate a number of files from the
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JSON fluid definitions - the second make run will actually generate the program.
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Testing
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CMake generates a target for testing. You can build the test executable with `make testRunner`.
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Geting Boost shared_ptr
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Download Boost sources
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Expand zip file
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Command prompt in root
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bootstrap
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b2 tools/bcp
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