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If you are using SCons, you dont need to know this, but some have tried to compile libstrophe without SCons and this information is important. Signed-off-by: Jack Moffitt <jack@metajack.im>
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This is strophe, our XMPP client library.
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Our goals are:
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* usable quickly
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* well documented
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* reliable
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== Build Instructions ==
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We use the 'scons' tool to build the library, unit tests,
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documentation and examples. You'll need to obtain a copy
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from http://www.scons.org/ or from your system distributor.
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Once scons is installed, invoke 'scons' in the top-level
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directory to build the library. This will create a static
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library (also in the top-level) directory which can be
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linked into other programs. The public api is defined
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in <strophe.h> which is also in the top-level directory.
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Invoke 'scons test' in the top-level directory to execute
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the unit and self tests.
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The examples/ directory contains some examples of how to
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use the library; these may be helpful in addition to the
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API documentation in doc/.
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== Requirements ==
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Libstrophe requires libresolv on UNIX systems. Make sure you include -lresolv
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if you are compiling by hand.
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It also uses expat for XML processing, but a current copy is included in the
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expat/ directory of the SVN checkout
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