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Before you begin: If you're building a Linux Mozilla tree for embedding |
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into an app for redistribution - for example if you're Linden Lab - |
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then you should read README-linux-linden.txt first for some preconfiguration |
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info which ensures that the Mozilla you build will be binary-compatible with |
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the widest range of x86 Linux versions. |
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1. BUILDING A LLMOZLIB-COMPATIBLE MOZILLA |
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You can skip this part if you already have a llmozlib-compatible mozilla build |
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(say, in libraries/i686-linux) and just want to hack on llmozlib itself. |
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0. Edit build_mozilla/linux-libxul-bits/mozconfig: |
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* Change GCC_VERSION if desired |
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1. cd build_mozilla |
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2. ./linux-checkout_patch_build.sh |
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[If prompted for a password, simply press return] |
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This will check an appropriate source tree out of the Mozilla CVS repository, |
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patch it with our custom modifications and build it according to our desired |
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configuration. May take an hour or two to run. |
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3. cd .. |
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4. ./copy_products_linux.sh |
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This copies the parts of the built Mozilla tree that we care about, into |
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libraries/i686-linux/* |
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2. BUILDING LLMOZLIB |
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0. Edit build-linux-llmozlib.sh |
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* Change CXX as you see fit. |
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1. ./build-linux-llmozlib.sh |
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This simple builder-script will build the libllmozlib.a library. |
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3. BUILDING THE TEST APPLICATIONS |
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This is an optional step. |
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The main test application (and the only one regularly tested under Linux) |
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is uBrowser, which is a simple web browser which can be interacted with |
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on a 3D surface in OpenGL. It requires the GLUI library which can be |
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downloaded from http://glui.sourceforge.net/ |
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0. Edit tests/ubrowser.llmozlib/ubrowser-linux-build.sh |
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* Change CXX if appropriate. |
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1. cd tests/ubrowser.llmozlib/ |
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2. ./browser-linux-build.sh |
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This simple builder-script will build the 'ubrowser' program. To run: |
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3. cd ../../libraries/i686-linux/runtime_release |
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4. LD_LIBRARY_PATH=`pwd` ../../../tests/ubrowser.llmozlib/ubrowser |
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