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1	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
2	<!DOCTYPE document PUBLIC "-//APACHE//DTD Documentation V2.0//EN" "http://forrest.apache.org/dtd/document-v20.dtd">
3	<document>
4	<header>
5	<title>Building Hoard</title>
6	</header>
7
8	<body>
9
10	<p>
11	You can use the available pre-built binaries or build Hoard
12	yourself. Hoard is written to work on Windows and any variant of UNIX
13	that supports threads, and should compile out of the box. Rather than
14	using Makefiles or configure scripts, Hoard includes custom scripts
15	that all start with the prefix compile.
16	</p>
17
18	<section>
19	<title>Linux and Solaris Builds</title>
20	<p>
21	You can compile Hoard out of the box for Linux and Solaris using the
22	GNU compilers (g++) just by running the compile
23	script:
24	</p>
25
26	<source>
27	./compile
28	</source>
29
30	</section>
31
32	<section>
33	<title>Windows Builds</title>
34	<p>
35	There are two alternative ways of using Hoard with Windows.
36	</p>
37
38	<ol>
39	<li>
40	<p>
41	The first approach builds a DLL, libhoard.dll and
42	its associated library libhoard.lib.
43	</p>
44
45	<source>
46	.\compile-dll
47	</source>
48	</li>
49
50	<li>
51	<p>
52	The second and preferred approach generates winhoard, which replaces
53	malloc/new calls in your program and any DLLs it might use.
54	</p>
55
56	<source>
57	.\compile-winhoard
58	</source>
59	</li>
60	</ol>
61
62	</section>
63
64	</body>
65
66	</document>

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