Cygwininstall

Peng's cygwin install notes.

Apart from build tools, EUROPA is fairly self contained. However, Windows support is all done through Cygwin right now, so you'll need a functional install of that first.

Build tools

For Cygwin ensure that you've got the following packages:

openssh
flex
bison
gcc
g++
mingw libraries for gcc/g++
make
svn
swig
unzip

After you've done that you'll need to install ant and jam (assuming you have already installed java):

For jam:

 1) download ftp://anonymous@ftp.perforce.com/pub/jam/jam-2.5.zip
 2) extract with unzip
 3) execute `make`
 4) execute `./jam0.exe`
 5) copy the file from the bin.* directory to somewhere in your path

For ant just follow Apache's instructions for a windows install (they've got a regular binary installer)

Define ANT_HOME in your environment using export and DOS style path names. e.g. export ANT_HOME=C:\\progra~1\\apache-ant-1.7.3 (do not go too deep into the \bin directory, because the system will automatically go to \bin for the executables.)

Also, add a JAVA_HOME in your environment the same way as for ANT_HOME.

Source checkout

Check the EUROPA source out as described here.

A couple of other environmental constants you need to define: export EUROPA_HOME=$PLASMA_HOME/dist/europa export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EUROPA_HOME/lib:./build/lib:.

There are two ways to run EUROPA:

1. in java. Go to the PLASMA directory, and choose among the following two options:

   1. non-optimized mode: ant
   2. optimization mode: ant -Dproject.mode=o

2. in C++. To run a make, you have to define $EUROPA_HOME in the linux way: e.g./home/YOUR_USR_NAME/PLASMA/dist/europa Then go to the PLASMA directory, and type in make.