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@ -162,6 +162,8 @@ Alternatively, to build tpl as a library, from the top-level directory, run:
make
make install
(Note that, if `configure` is missing, generate it by running `bootstrap`.)
This installs a static library `libtpl.a` and a shared library (e.g.,
`libtpl.so`), if your system supports them, in standard places. The installation
directory can be customized using `./configure --prefix=/some/directory`. Run
@ -177,27 +179,25 @@ You can compile and run the built-in test suite by running:
On Windows
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Compile-in
^^^^^^^^^^
Tpl can be used directly (instead of as a DLL) by compiling the tpl sources
right into your program. To do this, add `tpl.c`, `tpl.h`, `win/mman.h` and
`win/mmap.c` to your program's source and header files and add the preprocessor
definition `TPL_NOLIB`.
DLL
^^^
On the tpl home page, a Visual Studio 2008 solution package is available for
download. This zip file contains pre-built 32- and 64-bit versions of tpl as a
DLL. If you like, you can build the DLL yourself using VS2008 or VS2010 (the
free Express Edition is sufficient) by opening the solution file and choosing
Build Solution.
Non-DLL usage
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Alternatively, tpl can be used directly (instead of as a DLL) by compiling
the tpl sources right into your program. To do this, add `tpl.c`, `tpl.h`,
`win/mman.h` and `win/mmap.c` to your program's source and header files and
add the preprocessor definition `TPL_NOLIB`.
If you like, you can build the DLL yourself using VS2008 or VS2010 (the
free Express Edition is sufficient) and perhaps newer versions, though this has
not been tested by the author. (As of 2013 we need to restore the solution file
to make this easy, that's currently missing).
MinGW/Cygwin
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Prior to tpl release 1.5, using tpl on Windows required building it with MinGW
or Cygwin. This is no longer necessary. If you want to build it that way anyway,
use the non-Windows (i.e. tar.bz2) tpl download and follow the "configure; make;
make install" approach.
You can build it in the traditional Unix method under Cygwin/MinGW using the
"configure; make; make install" approach. If the "configure" script is not
present in the repository you cloned, generate it by running "bootstrap".
API concepts
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