*UPS Product Installation for intltool v0 35 5 using GCC 4 7 1¶

Prepare the /uboone/ups directory structure for the new package

• su products

• cd /uboone/ups

• mkdir -p intltool/v0_35_5/Linux64bit+2.6-2.5-GCC_4_7_1

Download the package, configure, make, make install. The configure directs the install to the ups dir.

As you (you can do it on the second xterm window):

• cd $HOME

• mkdir -p /ups/products/install/GCC_4_7_1 (if you don't have this directory created already)

• cd /ups/products/install/GCC_4_7_1

• mkdir intltools

• cd intltools

• wget http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/intltool/0.35/intltool-0.35.5.tar.gz

• tar -zxvf intltool-0.35.5.tar.gz

• cd intltool-0.35.5

• setup pkgconfig v0_23 -q GCC_4_7_1
  (also sets up gcc 4_7_1)

• ./configure --prefix=/uboone/intltool/v0_35_5/Linux64bit+2.6-2.5-GCC_4_7_1

• make >& make.log &

• su products

• make install

Return to the ups directory to complete the installation.

• cd /uboone/intltool/v0_35_5

• mkdir ups

• cd ups

• (create intltool.table):

[rmehdi@uboonedaq-evb ~]$ more /uboone/intltool/v0_35_5/ups/intltool.table 
File    = table
Product = intltool

# -----------------------------------------------
Group:

  Flavor        = ANY
  Qualifiers    = "" 

  Flavor        = ANY
  Qualifiers    = GCC_4_7_1

  Action = ExtraSetup
    setupRequired( gcc v4_7_1 )
    setupRequired( pkgconfig v0_23 -q GCC_4_7_1 )

Common:

  Action = setup
    setupEnv()
    prodDir()
    pathPrepend(PATH, ${UPS_PROD_DIR}/bin)

    exeActionRequired(ExtraSetup)

End:

* ups declare -f Linux64bit+2.6-2.12 -q GCC_4_7_1 -r /uboone/intltool/v0_35_5/Linux64bit+2.6-2.12-GCC_4_7_1 -M /uboone/intltool/v0_35_5/ups -m intltool.table intltool v0_35_5