The UDS Collection
Download and Installation
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Download
You can download the latest sources here:
- latest stable version (0.9.4)
- uds-0.9.4.tar.bz2
- uds-0.9.4.tar.gz
- class reference for version 0.9.4
- uds_ref-0.9.4.tar.bz2
- uds_ref-0.9.4.tar.gz
You should have a look at the release notes.
Older versions and references are available at
http://frost.flewid.de/dist/uds-[version].tar.[bz2|gz]
http://frost.flewid.de/dist/uds_ref-[version].tar.[bz2|gz]
Compilation and Installation
in most cases
# configure && make
and (as root)
# make install
should do the trick.
Nevertheless you should have a look at the lists of
configure options and required software.
configure options
In addition to the options that are available by default UDS supports the following
options:
- --enable-debug
- Create debugging information. Enabled by default.
- --enable-optimization=[speed|size]
- Optimize for speed or size. When neither "speed" nor "size" is specified, standard
optimization (-O2) is used. Enabled by default.
- --enable-arch[=arch]
- Enable architecture specific optimizations at the cost of backward compatibility.
If "arch" is not specified, the output of `uname -m` is assumed.
This option is disabled unless you optimize explicitly for speed or size.
- --enable-profiling
- Create profiling info. Disabled by default.
required / additional software
You should use a recent version of gcc (2.95.2 is fine). Get gcc
at gcc.gnu.org.
If you want to change the configure files, you need recent versions of autoconf and automake to
rebuild them. Get them at www.gnu.org.
The online reference was generated with the
doxygen documentation tool.
Doxygen uses the GraphViz package
to create graphical diagrams.