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Re: Titan Installation Issue on Cygwin [message #1758019 is a reply to message #1758005] |
Wed, 22 March 2017 18:47 |
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Hi Ramakrishna,
it appears that your 'make' was successful, but 'make install' failed.
Please try the following:
change in Makefile.personal TTCN3_DIR to
TTCN3_DIR := /home/rkommine/titan.core/Install
and run
again.
If it is successful, than Titan components will be copied to ~/Install.
After that, you can copy it to it's intended directory.
BR
Elemer
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Re: Titan Installation Issue on Cygwin [message #1758055 is a reply to message #1758031] |
Thu, 23 March 2017 08:21 |
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Hi,
I can't see problem in the make log at first glance but other aspects are important.
1. You cannot use JNI on cygwin. Therefore JDKDIR is not necessary.
2. Don't use DEBUG = yes as fist attempt to compile titan.
3. titan.core is independent from titan.EclipsePlug-ins, which is the IDE for developing in ttcn3, especially with titan. titan.EclipsePlug-ins uses resources of titan.core to compile, to generate makefile and to run executable.
Therefore follow these steps:
1. Go to ${TTCN3_DIR}
2. make distclean
3. Edit Makefile.personal according to this:
$ cat Makefile.personal
TTCN3_DIR := ${HOME}/software/titan
#JDKDIR := /cygdrive/f/Bin/Java/jdk1.8.0_111
JNI := no
GUI := no
GEN_PDF := no
DEBUG := no
4. make -j
Disturbing false error markers occurs if you use this -j switch but do't bother with it.
5. make install
The compiled titan will be installed into ${TTCN3_DIR} defined in Makefile.personal.
Therefore it is suggested to define the same value in .bashrc. AS I see, this is ok.
If the install is ssuccessful, a test HelloWorld will be executed ( not all testcases will be passed but run)
6. Try compiler -v. If it works, your install seems ok.
Waiting your feedback
Best regards
Jeno
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