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Originally Posted by thomega
Yep: either ocamlc -custom -ccopt -static (assuming that the C compiller / linker understands -static) to create a custom bytecode interpreter including all the libs or ocamlopt -ccopt -static for native binaries that include everything. The latter is usually the way to go.
Just edit the definitions of OCAMLC and OCAMLOPT in the Makefile and recompile from scratch.
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I tried both, and couldn't get them to work. The latter has this error
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Cannot find file sqlite3.cmxa
when I did "make ism.opt"
just "make all" did not use ocamlopt at all.
The first complained about lcrt.0 or so.
So, I tried to do without....:
Attached is a small app I made from irextools. You can drop one or more PDFs into it, and it will join the scribbles, or you can drop a directory or a metadata.db file into it, and it will list all the files to see which ones have scribbles.
It also contains the binaries for irext and ism if you want to use it from the command line.
I included also the libraries that are needed, but I'm not sure if it will work. I haven't managed to change the location where the binaries look for libraries.
If it doesn't work,
but you'd like it to, you can install
fink, and then install
sqlite3-shlibs and
libncurses5-shlibs
(either from FinkCommander or by doing
sudo apt-get install sqlite3-shlibs libncurses5-shlibs)
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Originally Posted by thomega
Is there a danger that commercial libraries will be linked that may not be redistributed?
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In the current version, no. It only includes non-comercial libs.