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== Topics ==
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== Compiling the new chart module ==
 
 
=== Compiling the module ===
 
  
 
The first step anyone need to achieve before starting to develop on the chart module
 
The first step anyone need to achieve before starting to develop on the chart module
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ways.
 
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==== Compiling OpenOffice.org : the theory ====
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=== Compiling OpenOffice.org : the theory ===
  
===== Vanilla =====
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==== Vanilla ====
  
 
Vanilla is the "standard" way to compile OOo. So to compile OOo the "Vanilla" way,
 
Vanilla is the "standard" way to compile OOo. So to compile OOo the "Vanilla" way,
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about this the followin sections.
 
about this the followin sections.
  
===== OOoBuild =====
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==== OOoBuild ====
  
 
To make it simple, OOoBuild is a "wrapper" around the OpenOffice.org build process
 
To make it simple, OOoBuild is a "wrapper" around the OpenOffice.org build process
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=== Compiling OpenOffice.org : the practice ===
==== Compiling OpenOffice.org : the practice ====
 
  
  
  
=== Documentation ===
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== Documentation ==
  
 
== Some useful information ==
 
== Some useful information ==

Revision as of 22:01, 27 March 2006

This page gathers information about the new chart implementation of OpenOffice.org.


HERE - ADD some more information to make it look less empty...


Compiling the new chart module

The first step anyone need to achieve before starting to develop on the chart module is compiling OpenOffice.org with the needed modifications for the new chart module. OpenOffice.org provides two main ways to compile it : the "Vanilla" way and the "OOoBuild" way. Let's explain what they are and the differences between those two ways.

Compiling OpenOffice.org : the theory

Vanilla

Vanilla is the "standard" way to compile OOo. So to compile OOo the "Vanilla" way, you only need to download the sources, unzip them, and follow the instructions given on the page [Add a link to the build steps from]. We will give chart specific details about this the followin sections.

OOoBuild

To make it simple, OOoBuild is a "wrapper" around the OpenOffice.org build process to make compiling OOo more straight-forward.

  • patches
  • integration with ccache, "icecream"...
  • linux distribution specific compiling steps (specific splash screen...)

So, to compile OOo with OOoBuild, just just need to download OOoBuild and put the OOo standard sources in a specific directory.


Compiling OpenOffice.org : the practice

Documentation

Some useful information

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