Re: portable application
- From: ray <hanlray@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 23:09:26 -0800 (PST)
On Feb 14, 10:32 pm, Bernhard Agthe <dark2s...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
basically this is possible, but then you can just pack the hard disk -
because each of the dependencies will in turn depend on some more
libraries and so on. Then there are requirements for data files, the
library may access - you can drive that on endlessly.
That's basically the reason why the configure mechanism was created
originally, just go to your target system, have configure figure out,
what goes where and build everything from source, using the libraries
available.
Just type the line ".configure ; make ; make install" (use "sudo make
install" if necessary) before you go to lunch break or before you go
home tonight. Have your computer work while you're away ;-)
Good Luck,
Bernhard
We can assume the base libraries such as glibc, gtk+ exist and only
package the other libraries. Use other approach to deal with data or
config file.
../configure;make;make install is not always a perfect way. Sometimes
you need remember some special configure options,and because of
compiling time you can't get it in hand.
Maybe a tool should exist to do this thing:packaging an application
base on ldd, capable excluding the specified base libraries.
Anyway, thanks for you help.
.
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