On Wed, Oct 01, 2008 at 05:13:11PM +0100, David.Churches_at_smartstream-stp.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to compile the source code to libcurl on 64-bit HP-UX.
>
> The result of running uname -a on the machine is:
>
> HP-UX ares B.11.23 U 9000/800 145901597 unlimited-user license
>
> A previous posting advised to use the following arguments to ./configure:
>
> ./configure "CC=cc +DA2.0W -L/usr/lib/pa20_64"

If you download the hpux.connect.org.uk HP-UX curl source archive, you'll see
the following compile instructions in the HPUX.Install file:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE: You must install db, gdbm, gettext, libiconv, libidn, openldap, openssl
      perl and zlib before building or installing this curl package.

Files changed:

* Makefile.in:
  - "gmake clean" fails to clean the docs or tests dirs, so add those
    to the clean: rule.

* Many Makefile.in files:
  - "gmake clean" now also deletes config.cache.

* configure:
  - Cache file is now config.cache, rather than /dev/null.
  - Set up an HP-UX override section, including:
    * Set prefix to /usr/local.
    * Put /usr/local/bin in the front of the PATH.
    * If Itanium, set libdir to /usr/local/lib/hpux32.
    * Compile with "cc -O -I/usr/local/include" (use +O1 for Itanium).
    * Set LDFLAGS to embed $libdir as a run-time library search path.
    * Set RANLIB to /bin/true.
    * Enable both shared and static library building.
  - Strip any installed binaries.
  - Set 755 permissions on any installed scripts.
  - Don't link with +h <libname>.
  - Only build <libname>.<libext> as a shared lib (i.e. no version numbers).

* mkinstalldirs:
  - Create directories with 755 permissions.

* tests/sshserver.pl:
  - Add /usr/local/sbin to the paths searched for sshd.

To compile:
 
[Install the dependencies listed above first!]
[Edit the HP-UX override section of configure for your site,
 particularly the prefix setting]
./configure
gmake
 
To test:
 
[Install openssh first to allow for full testing]
gmake check
[This should pass all the tests OK]
 
To install (usually as root):
 
gmake install

>>> Dan

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