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We've launched our new site at www.openlighting.org. This wiki will remain and be updated with more technical information.
Portfile for OLA
From wiki.openlighting.org
Written by Tobi Schäfer, June 2011.
# $Id$ PortSystem 1.0 name ola ## Latest version (0.8.9-1) currently not usable because of inconsistency in package/folder naming version 0.8.9 categories net comms platforms darwin license LGPL maintainers gmail.com:nomis52 \ p3k.org:interface description An open framework for DMX lighting control long_description The Open Lighting Architecture (OLA) provides a plugin framework for distributing DMX512 control signals on Mac and Linux. It provides C++ and Python libraries which abstract away the underlying DMX over IP protocol or DMX interface. homepage http://opendmx.net/index.php/OLA master_sites http://linux-lighting.googlecode.com/files/ checksums md5 b67beea9e39bee4a33bf6f0eafabf17d \ sha1 abe2e876261f272223ee1eab902319615acac744 \ rmd160 95e926cbd376b0dfd625289f6af37455dd103f99 depends_lib port:pkgconfig \ port:cppunit \ port:unittest-cpp \ port:protobuf-cpp ## This currently does not work because the -arch flag is set twice and the compiler runs into a problem with multiple architectures #variant i386 description {Build for 32 bit Intel architecture} { # configure.cppflags-replace -arch i386 # configure.ldflags-repalce -arch i386 #} ## Still missing: variants for the microhttpd dependency, with and without support for SSL #variant http description {Build with embedded web server} { # ...? #} #variant ssl description {Build with embedded web server and SSL support} { # depends_lib-append port:libgcrypt # ...? #} pre-configure { ## Are these correct (/usr/local?) and necessary? #configure.pkg_config_path /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig #configure.cppflags "-I/opt/local/include/" #configure.ldflags "-L/opt/local/lib/" use_autoreconf yes autoreconf.args -i } build { if {[variant_isset i386]} { configure.cppflags-replace -arch i386 configure.ldflags-repalce -arch i386 } } test { test.run yes test.target check if {[variant_isset i386]} { configure.cppflags-replace -arch i386 configure.ldflags-repalce -arch i386 } }