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* ant >= 1.6.0
 
* ant >= 1.6.0
 
* Perl::Archive::Zip
 
* Perl::Archive::Zip
* Java 1.5 (NOT 1.6!) - but it should be installed by default
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* Java 1.5 (NOT 1.4, NOT 1.6!) - but it should be installed by default
 
* ccache - it helps... reserve some 3GB for it (ccache -M 3G). You can change the ccache dir from ~/.ccache to something else with an option.
 
* ccache - it helps... reserve some 3GB for it (ccache -M 3G). You can change the ccache dir from ~/.ccache to something else with an option.
  
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Try ./configure and install everything what's missing, if need be. Hint: leave a hint on this wiki page for others, in case anything is missing :).
 
Try ./configure and install everything what's missing, if need be. Hint: leave a hint on this wiki page for others, in case anything is missing :).
 
  
 
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./configure --disable-mediawiki --disable-build-mozilla --with-use-shell=bash --with-system-freetype --with-jdk-home=/usr 
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./configure --disable-mediawiki --disable-build-mozilla --with-use-shell=bash --with-system-freetype
 
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Revision as of 20:41, 15 May 2008

How to set up an OpenOffice.org Build environment for C/OOo development

Requirements

For the first step use:

  • VMWare
  • Linux
  • 32bit

Setup

Check out the OpenOffice.org source required for C/OOo development

mkdir OpenOffice3
cd OpenOffice3/
cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.services.openoffice.org:/cvs checkout -r DEV300_m10 OpenOffice3
cd config_office/

Configure OOo

Your system might not need the --with-system-freetype and with-jdk-home options. You may have to install a bunch of additional packages. For SuSE 10.3 its likely that you need to install:

  • xorg-*-devel
  • gperf - perfect hash generator
  • ant >= 1.6.0
  • Perl::Archive::Zip
  • Java 1.5 (NOT 1.4, NOT 1.6!) - but it should be installed by default
  • ccache - it helps... reserve some 3GB for it (ccache -M 3G). You can change the ccache dir from ~/.ccache to something else with an option.


You also nedd to download some files and put them in certain directories:

Try ./configure and install everything what's missing, if need be. Hint: leave a hint on this wiki page for others, in case anything is missing :).

./configure --disable-mediawiki --disable-build-mozilla --with-use-shell=bash --with-system-freetype

Bootstrap and Build

cd ../
./bootstrap
source LinuxX86Env.Set.sh
dmake
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