- Environment setup to compile your code
Before to start to learn Enigma you need an Environment to compile
sources and test the code.
You need:
1) A pc with Linux opsys
2) enigma CDK
Warning: If you install the Enigma CDK following these instructions and using the directory /dream as described here you can compile all the demo sources with the supplied makefile. Otherwise you have to change paths in the makefile to accord it with your installed CDK.
Instructions to setup your environment.
1) Be sure you have installed on your Pc a recent Linux distribution with the following packages:
- cvs
- autoconf >= 2.57a
- automake >= 1.8
- libtool >= 1.4.2
- gettext >= 0.12.1
- make >= 3.79
- makeinfo (texinfo)
- tar
- bunzip2 (bzip2)
- gunzip (gzip)
- patch
- infocmp (ncurses-bin / ncurses-devel)
- gcc 2.95 or >= 3.0
- g++ 2.95 or >= 3.0
- flex
- bison
- pkg-config
- wget
- libpng2 or libpng3 (DirectFB)
2) Login into Linux machine as root and digit this commands from the command line. (Warning to the dot after rdreambox).
This is a long procedure and will take some hours.
cd / mkdir /dream cd /dream export CVS_RSH=ssh cvs -d anoncvs@cvs.tuxbox.org:/cvs/tuxbox -z3 co -P -rdreambox . cd cdk chmod ugo+x prepare ./prepare dm7000 make checkout make dreamboximage_root make rebuild-flash make flash-compress
This is a standard procedure and you can find many tutorials in the net to install Enigma1 cdk.
Once you have installed the CDK you are ready to continue with this tutorial and to compile the demo applications provided.
You have only to create a working directory as for example:
mkdir mydevel
and copy in it the sources you want to compile.
To compile a demo source you have only to go in this directory and digit the command:
make
To test a compiled code you have only to upload in your Dreambox in /var/tuxbox/plugins directory
the files:
Bibledemo.so
Bibledemo.cfg
To be continued ...