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Build the "package" target in Xcode to create a DMG.
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The viewer binary links against libz.so, but libvivoxsdk.so and some
other libraries link against libz.so.1.
(cherry picked from commit 74d6849a9730941839f00c1ec2b640958fd61cc9)
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* removed several export lines that are not supported
* added a line that -if the user enables it- lets openal load a specific alsoft.conf
* added a line that -if the user enables it- adds a custom GST_PLUGIN_PATH
* create a crashlog package in the viewer folder if stack_trace.log exists.
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The viewer binary links against libz.so, but libvivoxsdk.so and some
other libraries link against libz.so.1.
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Since Mac is still using the Quicktime plugin, these libs aren't
downloaded, so trying to package them makes viewer_manifest.py fail.
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Used, with permission, Siana Geraz's Singularity Viewer portion related to this issue only.
Signed-off-by: Nicky Perian <nickyperian@yahoo.com>
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however the old reference in install.xml is kept commented for linux32 in case it causes trouble
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conservative than debian oldstable (lenny)
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(cherry-picked from commit fff44ef5ad556464a41c160ac6031c67ef40cb63)
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libs (linux)
(cherry picked from commit a3cffd06a0e7aa92e1b6c28e7bad655b7085296c)
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This only affects linux.
When one compiles the viewer with --type=Debug you want to be
able to actually debug it, so you need debug symbols in the binary.
Until now I manually copied imprudence-bin over the installed
bin/do-not-directly-run-imprudence-bin, but this seems a more
convient solution ;)
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stage it in viewer_manifest.py
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stage it in viewer_manifest.py
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Changes:
* Added changes from snowglobe 1.5 to indra/llcommon/llstring.h
(compile errors as a result of a missing include, but I copied
everything else too).
* Added #include "linden_common.h" to emeraldboobutils.cpp.
Really it's one the header files that needed that, but that's
how this header works: every source file should include it as
first header anyway, then there is no need for other headers
to do that.
* Renamed LLPanelRegionOpenSettingsInfo::sendUpdate(void*) to
LLPanelRegionOpenSettingsInfo::onClickOrs because it was
hiding a virtual function (BOOL sendUpdate(void)).
* Made cutToClipboard more equal to copyToClipboard (was also
hiding a virtual function).
* Install libllcommon.so in lib64 on Linux_x86_64, instead of lib.
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See http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SNOW-713
This patch makes llcommon shared. It contains the following snowglobe
(SVN) changesets: 3478, 3479, 3480, 3481, 3482, 3485, 3496, 3498, 3500,
3519 and 3531, plus the fix for all rejects. Note that changes
to scripts/automated_build_scripts/opensrc-build.sh (changesets 3500
and 3625) were ignored as we don't have scripts/automated_build_scripts.
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gstreamer post-webkit_plugins in viewer_manifest.py
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Plus some white space fixes (TABs --> spaces) in install.xml.
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libs (linux)
This patch fixes the problem that there were no 'developer' symlinks
for the prebuilt packages (which is not needed for runtim), causing
the casual user that tries to compile the viewer on linux (without
using --standalone) to link against their system libs (while using
the header files of the prebuilt versions), often causing linker
errors.
It also fixes the fact that a few libraries were completely missing,
most notably the dbusglib package only had header files and not
a library at all! libgio and libpangocairo where missing from the
link command line so that the wrong libraries were picked up, if
any at all.
Finally, the last GTK related prebuilt libraries have simply been
removed from the packaging: linux has those installed (or else
the users will know how to install them as soon as they see that
the viewer complains about a missing library). This is much more
stable, as all those libraries more or less form a whole.
Or rather, the libraries that use glib, as especially that one
gives a problem at the moment since the latest glib has new
g_malloc_n functions that don't exist in the prebuilt glib.
Note the difference between a USER compiling her own viewer,
and the imprudence team compiling a release:
When the imprudence team compiles a release we need to create
a portable binary that runs on many versions of linux. In order
to achieve that we link against "old" library versions, so
that the viewer still works on old operating systems, and
(hopefull) also on newer systems, since libraries with the
same SONAME are backwards compatible. With g_malloc_n as
example: our viewer binary doesn't use that function, so
a user that links with their own glib will never have a problem,
whether or not his library provides this function.
On the other hand, when a user gets the sources and compiles
his own viewer he wants to use the LATEST library versions:
his own operating system ones. The best way to achieve this
is to configure with --standalone, but that currently demands
that ALL libraries are installed on her system, including
a few very-hard-to-get libraries. If she therefore chooses
to configure without --standalone, she suddenly gets all
the old library versions, forcing her to at least link against
those at compile time (in order to minimize the risk of version
incompatibilities). A better solution for the do-it-yourself
user would be to have a --semi-standalone configuration that
only uses the hard-to-get prebuilt libs and further uses
as much the operating system libraries as possible. For most
of the hard-to-get libraries this is no problem since they
all only depend on libc and similar stable ABI libs.
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See http://redmine.imprudenceviewer.org/issues/565
This patch also reorders the "help" text of llmanifest.py to be
alphabetical, next to adding the option --standalone with help text.
indra/newview/CMakeLists.txt is changed to pass --standalone to
the python script. Finally, viewer_manifest.py, which inherits
from llmanifest.py uses it to skip the sections that don't make
sense when building standalone, and which fail with errors
without this patch.
This patch is not 100% tested: I don't have a Mac or windows.
However, it ONLY touches 'standalone', and before my patches
standalone was broken anyway. So, even if this doesn't fix it
completely for Mac and/or windows, then it can't hurt to commit,
or even release. Even if this fails, the errors are not fatal:
the packaging fails, but the viewer is already compiled at
this point. I'd advise against holding this back until it could
be tested by a Mac or windows developer that can build standalone:
that might never happen to begin with!
When time comes, some other developer will test it and when
there are still problems, fix it, on the other operating systems.
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See http://redmine.imprudenceviewer.org/issues/565
This patch also reorders the "help" text of llmanifest.py to be
alphabetical, next to adding the option --standalone with help text.
indra/newview/CMakeLists.txt is changed to pass --standalone to
the python script. Finally, viewer_manifest.py, which inherits
from llmanifest.py uses it to skip the sections that don't make
sense when building standalone, and which fail with errors
without this patch.
This patch is not 100% tested: I don't have a Mac or windows.
However, it ONLY touches 'standalone', and before my patches
standalone was broken anyway. So, even if this doesn't fix it
completely for Mac and/or windows, then it can't hurt to commit,
or even release. Even if this fails, the errors are not fatal:
the packaging fails, but the viewer is already compiled at
this point. I'd advise against holding this back until it could
be tested by a Mac or windows developer that can build standalone:
that might never happen to begin with!
When time comes, some other developer will test it and when
there are still problems, fix it, on the other operating systems.
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who ever builds a release with that needs to consider to install some
really old gstreamer at /usr/local/lib - lenny has 0.10.19
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