Galaxy Communicator Documentation:
Using non-MIT Makefiles in the double server
In this example, we present a version of the double server which does
not use the MIT Makefiles. This example relies on the source code in the double server example.
This example can be found in the distribution in contrib/MITRE/examples/local_makefile.
Source files
None. Uses the source code in the double example.
Running the example
The configuration in this example can be accessed by invoking the process
monitor, as follows.
Unix
% cd <root_of_GC>
% ./contrib/MITRE/tools/bin/process_monitor contrib/MITRE/examples/local_makefile/double.config
Windows
C:\> set GC_HOME=<root_of_GC>
C:\> python %GC_HOME%\contrib\MITRE\tools\src\process_monitor\process_monitor.py
%GC_HOME%\contrib\MITRE\examples\local_makefile\double.config
In addition, on Unix, we generate the following script.
double.csh: runs the double server and the Hub, using the double.pgm program
file in the double example.
Compilation
On Unix, typing "make" in this directory will create the executable and
script.
This directory also contains a MSVC workspace for Windows, which is also
included in the toplevel MSVC workspace for the Galaxy Communicator distribution.
Discussion
See the documentation on using non-MIT
Makefiles.
Last updated August 8, 2002