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Xtreme - Download
Source Packages
Pre-compiled Binary Packages
WarningVersion 0.4.0 is not suitable for production, so I didn't bother to build any binary packages. The following table of binaries is what I aim for, not current status!
Due to lack of time, and lack of access to all these Unix type systems, I will probably not be able to maintain the whole lot of binary packages. See what's in for you, or try the sources. I plan to maintain a decent level of up-to-date for Linux and OpenBSD. If you find your favourite package to be obsolete, complain. The Xtreme primary FTP site is
| Source | Linux/i386 | Linux/i386 | Linux/i386 |
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| 0.4.0 | Redhat 6.1 0.4.0 egcs C++ 1.1.2, glibc 2.1.2 |
Redhat 6.2 0.4.0 egcs C++ 1.1.2, glibc 2.1.3 |
SuSE 6.3 0.4.0 egcs C++ 1.1.2, glibc 2.1.2 |
| OpenBSD | FreeBSD | Digital UNIX | AIX |
| 2.7 0.4.0 GNU C++ 2.95.2 |
4.0 0.4.0 GNU C++ 2.95.2 |
4.0E 0.4.0 Digital C++ (cxx) |
4.3 0.4.0 IBM C++ (xlC) |
| HP/UX | HP/UX | Irix | Solaris |
| 9 (unsupported) |
11 0.4.0 HP C++ (aCC) |
6.5 0.4.0 SGI C++ (CC) |
7 0.4.0 GNU C++ 2.95.2 |
Installation Instructions (Source)
Get the sources. Untar the sources. Run configure. Make. Make install. Xtreme is now in /usr/local/{lib,include}. Enjoy.$ tar xzf xtreme-0.4.0.tar.gz $ cd xtreme-0.4.0 $ ./configure $ make $ make installOften, of course, live is not that simple. You might want to install the libraries someplace different than the header files. No problem:
$ ./configure --libdir=/usr/lib \
--includedir=/usr/lib/xtreme/include
Or you might want to install Xtreme in a directory of its own:
$ ./configure --prefix=/opt/xtremeTo test your build (after you make install), visit the examples/ directory:
$ cd examples $ make demo $ ./demo
OpenBSD Threads
If the linker fails to link with -lpthread on an OpenBSD system, edit the Makefile and try -pthread instead (without the L). I am told that this is a linker hack to select the threaded libc; "pthreads is a bit of a moving target right now", as I was told. Nevertheless, Xtreme works perfectly fine under OpenBSD!
