Compiling on a UNIX operating system

About this task

On UNIX™ operating systems, you use the generic ProjectU.mak makefile. This makefile includes platform-specific makefiles as files named makeinc.platform. To specify the UNIX operating system, set the TARGET environment variable to the path and file name of the include file for your operating system. Platform-specific files are located in the directory $ONEDB_HOME/incl/dbdk.

The makefile requires the ONEDB_HOME environment variable to be set to the HCL OneDB™ database server installation directory. The BINDIR variable in the makefile determines where the shared object file or dynamic link library is written.

BladeSmith creates server, all, and clean targets in the makefile. The server target builds the shared object file. The clean target deletes the shared object file or dynamic link library. The default all target is equivalent to the server target.
Important: Generate code in BladeSmith with the Format property set to UNIX. If you generate code for a UNIX DataBlade® module with the DOS file format, you must convert the files to UNIX format before compiling.

To compile and link your DataBlade module shared object file:

Procedure

  1. Copy the generated src/c directory and all of its contents to your UNIX machine.
  2. To compile and link shared objects on a Sun Solaris 2.5 computer with the SPARC compiler, execute the following command at the C shell:
    setenv TARGET $ONEDB_HOME/incl/dbdk/makeinc.solaris
make -f ProjectU.mak

Results

The project.bld file is created in the src/solaris-sparc directory.

Important: For compiling information specific to your operating system, see your machine notes.