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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ PDFio requires the following to build the software:
- A C99 compiler such as Clang, GCC, or MS Visual C
- A POSIX-compliant `make` program
- ZLIB (<https://www.zlib.net>) 1.0 or higher
- ZLIB (<https://www.zlib.net>) 1.1 or higher
IDE files for Xcode (macOS/iOS) and Visual Studio (Windows) are also provided.
@@ -36,15 +36,27 @@ IDE files for Xcode (macOS/iOS) and Visual Studio (Windows) are also provided.
Documentation
-------------
See the man page (`pdfio.3`), frequently ask questions (`FAQ.md`), and full HTML
documentation (`pdfio.html`) for information on using PDFio.
See the man page (`pdfio.3`) and full HTML documentation (`pdfio.html`) for
information on using PDFio.
Installing pdfio
Installing PDFio
----------------
PDFio comes with a portable makefile that will work on any POSIX-compliant
system with ZLIB installed. To make it, run:
PDFio uses a configure script on Unix systems to generate a makefile:
./configure
If you want a shared library, run:
./configure --enable-shared
The default installation location is "/usr/local". Pass the `--prefix` option
to make to install it to another location:
./configure --prefix=/some/other/directory
Once configured, run the following to make the library:
make all
@@ -54,45 +66,7 @@ To test it, run:
To install it, run:
make install
If you want a shared library, run:
make all-shared
make install-shared
The default installation location is "/usr/local". Pass the `prefix` variable
to make to install it to another location:
make install prefix=/some/other/directory
The makefile installs the pdfio header to "${prefix}/include", the library to
"${prefix}/lib", the `pkg-config` file to "${prefix}/lib/pkgconfig", the man
page to "${prefix}/share/man/man3", and the documentation to
"${prefix}/share/doc/pdfio".
The makefile supports the following variables that can be specified in the make
command or as environment variables:
- `AR`: the library archiver (default "ar")
- `ARFLAGS`: options for the library archiver (default "cr")
- `CC`: the C compiler (default "cc")
- `CFLAGS`: options for the C compiler (default "")
- `CODESIGN_IDENTITY`: the identity to use when code signing the shared library
on macOS (default "Developer ID")
- `COMMONFLAGS`: options for the C compiler and linker (typically architecture
and optimization options, default is "-Os -g")
- `CPPFLAGS`: options for the C preprocessor (default "")
- `DESTDIR` and `DSTROOT`: specifies a root directory when installing
(default is "", specify only one)
- `DSOFLAGS`: options for the C compiler when linking the shared library
(default "")
- `LDFLAGS`: options for the C compiler when linking the test programs
(default "")
- `LIBS`: library options when linking the test programs (default "-lz")
- `RANLIB`: program that generates a table-of-contents in a library
(default "ranlib")
- `prefix`: specifies the installation directory (default "/usr/local")
sudo make install
Visual Studio Project
@@ -111,10 +85,6 @@ generates a static library that will be installed under "/usr/local" with:
sudo xcodebuild install
You can reproduce this with the makefile using:
sudo make macos install
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