****** Nirva source compilation for Linux intel ****** ****** Requirements ****** gcc compiler java sdk (at least 1.4) with javac compiler ****** Installing sources ****** Install Nirva distribution package Unzip and untar the corresponding version source file in the Nirva installation directory This installs all sources in the Sources subdirectory ****** Compiling nirva server(nvs) ****** Stop Nirva if it's running Go into the Sources/nvs directory Run "make -f nvs.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvs.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting executable (nvs) is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling Perl interface ****** Stop Nirva if it's running Go into the Sources/nvperl directory Run "make -f nvperl.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvperl.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting library nvperl.so is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling Java interface ****** Stop Nirva if it's running Go into the Sources/nvjava directory Run "make -f nvjava.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvjava.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting library nvjava.so is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling Java files ****** See file README.WINDOWS ****** Compiling nirva client library (nvc) ****** Go into the Sources/nvc directory Run "make -f nvc.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvc.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting library libnvc.so is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling nirva console client (nvcc) ****** nvc must have been compiled first Go into the Sources/nvcc directory Run "make -f nvcc.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvcc.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting executable (nvcc) is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling nirva nvd tool (nvd) ****** nvc must have been compiled first Go into the Sources/nvd directory Run "make -f nvd.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvd.mak.linux64" (64 bits) The resulting executable (nvd) is copied into the Nirva/Bin directory. ****** Compiling nirva instal program (nvinstall) ****** Go into the Sources/nvinstall directory Run "make -f nvinstall.mak.linux" (32 bits) or "make -f nvinstall.mak.linux64" (64 bits)