Installation from source code Source Code ExtractionĬd /unix/pbt/software/src/geant4-prerequisites/xerces-c
The software can then be installed using the usual commands: On the PBT cluster it is required that the software is installed to the development directory, and so the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is defined as follows:ĬMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX /unix/pbt/software/dev/xerces-c-3.2 From within this you can define your installation directory and configure any other options as required. opens an interactive GUI that can be used to specify installation options. The extracted source code directory can only be deleted once the software has been built and installed.Īfter the latest version has been pulled from its central repository and placed within /unix/pbt/software/src/xerces-c, create a build directory within the PBT software directory from which you can compile the code:ĬMake can then be used to configure and install Xerces-C. The source code should then be extracted into a suitable subdirectory in /unix/pbt/software/build. When downloading software, the downloaded tarball (or other Zip archive) should be placed in an appropriately named directory in /unix/pbt/software/src: the instructions below assume that the directory is /unix/pbt/software/src/geant4-prerequisites/xerces-c. This has to be managed manually as can be seen in the installation commands below. there are no options prefix or DESTDIR defined for command make install) and must be given the installation directory with the -prefix option.Īs such, to recompile Xerces-C++ for different target directories, the configure script must be rerun with a modified -prefix /path/to/dest option. The Xerces-C++ website provides some useful instructions on Building and Installing Xerces-C++.įor installation, Xerces-C++ does not support installation into a sandbox directory (i.e. Source code src/geant4-prerequisites/xerces-c/xerces-c-3.1.3.tar.gz Installed Development version 3.2.0 (20 October 2017) Geant4 requires the Xerces-C++ headers and libraries compiled against the C++11 standard in order to provide support for GDML geometry descriptions.ĭetails Website Source URL Installed Production version 3.1.3 () Xerces-C++ makes it easy to give your application the ability to read and write XML data. Xerces-C++ is a validating XML parser written in a portable subset of C++. 4.1 Installation from Central Repository.
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