[Clam-devel] includes

[Greg Kellum]

Hi Pau,

Well, I did use a command like g++ -I/usr/include/ file.cxx, except  
my files were in /usr/local/include.  And it worked fine for headers  
whose include statements looked like this:

#include "XMLStorage.hxx"

But the compiler threw errors everytime it encountered an includes  
statement in one of those headers that looks like this:

#include <CLAM/XMLStorage.hxx>

When I replaced these includes with includes like the one above, then  
everything worked fine.  BUT there are a LOT of those <CLAM/ 
ClassName.hxx> include statements.  You don't much like those anyway  
if I remember correctly.  What do you think about me writing a python  
script to convert them to the first format?

By the way I did correct all the XML config files in the test  
directory.  Everything should work fine now once you update to the  
newest data.  Let me know if it doesn't.

Best,
Greg


On Nov 4, 2007, at 10:34 PM, Pau Arumí wrote:

>
> On dg, 2007-11-04 at 20:59 +0100, Greg Kellum wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> I've been working on a Max/MSP plugin that accesses CLAM by binding
>> against the CLAM library.  I've been working in XCode which of course
>> just calls g++ to compile and build things, and one problem that I've
>> been having is dealing with the CLAM include statements which are in
>> the form <CLAM/ClassName.hxx>.  Did you have to add any options in
>> scons to get g++ to handle these correctly?  I'm wondering what  
>> flag I
>> would have to give g++ to get it to deal with these in the same way
>> that it does when called from scons.
>>
>
> This should be simple. Say, you installed clam in the default dirn
> (/usr), the all headers have been copied into /usr/include/CLAM/, and
> the compilation command should be something like
> g++ -I/usr/include/ file.cxx
>
> and for any install_prefix:
> g++ -Iinstall_prefix/include/ file.cxx
> Another tip: clam and networkeditor scons allow the verbose=1  
> parameter.
> Then it shows the g++ command being issued.
>
>> P.S.  By the way Pau, you can throw away all of the classes in the
>> plugins/continuousExcitationSynthesizer/toreview folder.
>
> Ok thanks.
> And tell us if you fix the xml needed for the streaming  
> (networkeditor)
> synthesizer.
>
> Pau
>
>
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