RTI DDS Community Edition for Mac OSX

Hello,

Can you share with us the pound defines you are using to build? It looks like there are some conflicting definitions that end up mixing 32- with 64-bit.

Here is the list I use to compile the RTI Connext sources on Mac OS X:

• -DRTI_UNIX
• -DRTS_UNIX
• -DPtrIntType=long
• -DCSREAL_IS_FLOAT
• -DCPU=AMD64
• -DRTI_ENDIAN_LITTLE
• -DRTI_THREADS
• -DRTI_MULTICAST
• -DRTI_SHARED_MEMORY
• -DRTI_DARWIN
• -DRTI_DARWIN10
• -DRTI_POSIX_THREADS
• -DRTI_64BIT
• -DRTI_X64CPU
• -DRTI_POSIX_SEMAPHORES
• -Dunix
• -DHAVE_MEMMOVE
• -DXML_STATIC
• -DXML_DTD

Thanks,
Fernando

Hello,

I think the defines are still not working. I took a quick look at your Premake file and I think you need to get rid of the initial "D" in each of the defines that you pass into Premake. That is:

 	configuration "Mac OS X"
		defines {
			"RTI_UNIX=1",
			"RTS_UNIX=1",
			"PtrIntType=long",
			"CSREAL_IS_FLOAT=1",
			"CPU=AMD64",
			"RTI_ENDIAN_LITTLE=1",
			"RTI_THREADS=1",
			"RTI_MULTICAST=1",
			"RTI_DARWIN=1",
			"RTI_DARWIN10=1",
			"RTI_POSIX_THREADS=1",
			"RTI_64BIT=1",
			"RTI_X64CPU=1",
			"RTI_POSIX_SEMAPHORES=1",
			"HAVE_MEMMOVE=1",
			"XML_STATIC=1",
			"XML_DTD=1", }

Please, let me know if this fixes your issue. Also if you get any errors, can you build using the following command:

make verbose=1

This should help us debug, as it will print out the actual call to the compiler.

Thanks,
Fernando.

Hello,

There was a typo in the configuration Fernando had typed in the previous posting. It  had "RTI_UNIX-DRTS_UNIX=1" as a single entry rather than having two separate entries for "RTI_UNIX=1" and "RTS_UNIX=1". I have edited that posting to correct that. Can you make that corresponding change to your Premake and try again?

Gerardo

Hello,

I have made the following changes to your premake-ndds.lua file and got it to build on my local machine:

configuration "macosx"
  defines
  {
    "RTI_UNIX=1",
    "RTS_UNIX=1",
    "PtrIntType=long",
    "CSREAL_IS_FLOAT=1",
    "CPU=AMD64",
    "RTI_ENDIAN_LITTLE=1",
    "RTI_THREADS=1",
    "RTI_MULTICAST=1",
    "RTI_DARWIN=1",
    "RTI_DARWIN10=1",
    "RTI_POSIX_THREADS=1",
    "RTI_64BIT=1",
    "RTI_X64CPU=1",
    "RTI_POSIX_SEMAPHORES=1",
    "HAVE_MEMMOVE=1",
    "XML_STATIC=1",
    "XML_DTD=1",
  }

And then run premake as follows (I am using premake4, if you are using premake5 you will need to change the command to premake5):

premake4 gmake --os=macosx --platform=x64
make -C build

If you do not have unixODBC in your system you will run into the following problem building dl_driver:

==== Building ndds-dl-driver (debug) ====
Creating obj/Debug/ndds-dl-driver
Log.c
Log_normal.msg.c
Odbc.c
In file included from ../dl_driver.1.0/srcC/odbc/Odbc.c:34:
../dl_driver.1.0/include/share/dl_driver/dl_driver_odbc.h:19:10: fatal error: 'sql.h' file not found
#include <sql.h>
 ^
1 error generated.
make[1]: *** [obj/Debug/ndds-dl-driver/Odbc.o] Error 1
make: *** [ndds-dl-driver] Error 2

To avoid this problem you will need to intall unixODBC on your system using Homebrew or MacProts:

# Using brew
brew install unixodbc

# Using ports
port install unixODBC

If your build still misses sql.h, make sure to add the path to sql.h to your includedirs. For instance, if sql.h gets installed under /opt/local/include, add the following to your includedirs:

 
function DoNddsSettings( root )
  includedirs
  {
      "/opt/local/include",
      ...
  }
 

Please, let me know if this fixes your issues.

Thanks,
Fernando.

Hi, 

I think if you need to comment out the line in which "RTI_IPV6=0" is set. That is:

 function DoNddsInternalSettings()

  defines
  {
    "RTI_THREADS=1",
    "RTI_MULTICAST=1",
    -- "RTI_IPV6=0",
    "RTI_SHARED_MEMORY=1",
    "RTI_ENDIAN_LITTLE=1",
  } 

After that change I was able to get osapi.1.0 to build.

Please, let me know if this works for you.

Thanks,
Fernando.