89 lines
2.3 KiB
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89 lines
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Libraries needed
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You will need the following libraries to compile the sources:
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* libz
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Building the source
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There are two ways to build the source. With cmake or with autotools.
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I personally use cmake.
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Building using cmake
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* Install cmake
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* Go into the 'build' directory
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* Issue 'cmake ../'
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* Issue 'make'
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* Issue './cryptominisat satfile.cnf'
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to test your new code.
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Building using autotools
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* Go to the 'build' directory
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* Issue '../configure'
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* Issue 'make'
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* Issue './cryptominisat satfile.cnf' to test your new code
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If you got your source from the GIT/SVN, then you should do the following
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before doing the above::
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* Install automake, autoconf, libtool
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* Issue 'make -f Makefile.cvs' in the root dir of the source
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Please read help
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For help, build the program, and issue:
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'./cryptominisat -help'
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Verbose debug
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You can also turn on verbose debugging.
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Simply remove the comment before
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"//#define VERBOSE_DEBUG"
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in Solver/constants.h and re-compile
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When executing:
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'./cryptominisat satfile.cnf'
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You will see a LOT of debug info. You should therefore maybe do:
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'./cryptominisat satfile.cnf > debuginfo.txt'
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then you can open the 'debuginfo.txt' file from a text editor and have a look
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Windows binary generation
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It should be possible f you compile under windows
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using Visual C++. Please read the HOWTO_VisualCpp for details
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I compile under linux all windows binaries, using gcc that generates
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windows executables. It works really well. There is a sort-of-howto in
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the "HOWTO_MinGW32" text file. A short step-by-step is here:
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1) Install gcc that generates windows binaries:
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i586-mingw32msvc
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1) Install all libraries (libz)
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libz:
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get from source and compile as per "Solver/win32-howto"
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2) complie:
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go to the "Solver" subdir and execute:
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i586-mingw32msvc-g++ -O3 -g -DCROSS_COMPILE -march=i586 -I../mtl/ -I../MTRand/ \
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/usr/i586-mingw32msvc/lib/libz.a Main.C Solver.C Logger.C Clause.cpp \
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VarReplacer.cpp FindUndef.cpp XorFinder.cpp XorSubsumer.cpp Subsumer.cpp \
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Conglomerate.cpp PackedRow.cpp FailedVarSearcher.cpp PartFinder.cpp \
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PartHander.cpp -o cryptominisat.exe
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I test the generated binary under wine, in Linux.
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