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This release of httperf is using the standard GNU configuration |
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mechanism. The following steps can be used to build it: |
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In this example, SRCDIR refers to the httperf source directory. The |
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last step may have to be executed as "root". |
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$ mkdir build |
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$ cd build |
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$ SRCDIR/configure |
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$ make |
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$ make install |
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In this example, SRCDIR refers to the httperf source directory. The |
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last step may have to be executed as "root". |
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NOTE: If building source code exported from CVS Repository rather than |
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the official gzipped source tar file, the following commands must be |
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executed before the preceding ones. |
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$ cd SRCDIR/ |
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$ autoreconf -i |
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Since httperf 0.9.1, the the idleconn program is no longer built by |
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default. Using the configure option --enable-idleconn will instruct |
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the build system to compile the tool. |
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To build httperf with debug support turned on, invoke configure with |
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option "--enable-debug". |
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