Building |me_h|
===============

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This section is for users who are already familiar with `CMake <https://cmake.org/>`_ and may have
built earlier versions of |me|. The sections following describe the process
in detail and are recommended for everyone building |me|.

This section assumes that the |me| source-bundle has been downloaded and installed and
that `CMake <https://cmake.org/>`_ is available.

1. Make sure `CMake <https://cmake.org/>`_ is installed and available. 
2. Run rtime-make. 

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       On UNIX®, Linux®, and macOS® systems::
    
        cd <install directory>
        # you should see directories such as rtiddsgen/ doc/ src/ include/
        # and a file CMakeLists.txt
    
        resource/scripts/rtime-make --target self --name i86Linux4gcc7.3.0 \
                    -G "Unix Makefiles" --build
    
       On Windows® systems::
    
        cd <install directory>
        # you should see directories such as rtiddsgen\ doc\ src\ include\
        # and a file CMakeLists.txt
    
        resource\scripts\rtime-make --target self --name i86Win32VS2015 \
                    -G "NMake Makefiles" --build
    
    3. You will find the compiled |me| libraries here: 
    
       On UNIX-based systems: ::
    
        # <rti_me install directory>/lib/i86Linux4gcc7.3.0
    
       On Windows systems: ::
    
        # <rti_me install directory>\lib\i86Win32VS2015
    
    NOTE: ``rtime-make`` uses the platform specified with ``--name`` to determine 
    a few settings needed by |me|. Please refer to :ref:`prepare` for details.
    
    
    For help, enter::
    
        resource\scripts\rtime-make --help
    
    To list available targets, enter::
    
        resource\scripts\rtime-make --list
    
    For help for a specific target, except self, enter::
    
        resource\scripts\rtime-make --target <target> --help

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       On UNIX®, Linux®, and macOS® systems::
    
        cd <install directory>
        # you should see directories such as rti_me_cert.1.0/ doc/ cdr.1.0/
        # and a file CMakeLists.txt
    
        resource.1.0/scripts/rtime-make --target self --name i86Linux4gcc7.3.0 \
                    -G "Unix Makefiles" --build
    
       On Windows® systems::
    
        cd <install directory>
        # you should see directories such as rtiddsgen\ doc\ cdr.1.0\
        # and a file CMakeLists.txt
    
        resource.1.0\scripts\rtime-make --target self --name i86Win32VS2015 \
                    -G "NMake Makefiles" --build
    
    3. You will find the |me| libraries here: 
    
       On UNIX-based systems: ::
    
        # <rti_me install directory>/rti_me_cert.1.0/lib/i86Linux4gcc7.3.0
    
       On Windows systems: ::
    
        # <rti_me install directory>\rti_me_cert.1.0\lib\i86Win32VS2015
    
    NOTE: ``rtime-make`` uses the platform specified with ``--name`` to determine 
    a few settings needed by |me|. Please refer to :ref:`prepare` for details.
    
    
    For help, enter::
    
        resource.1.0\scripts\rtime-make --help
    
    To list available targets, enter::
    
        resource.1.0\scripts\rtime-make --list
    
    For help for a specific target, except self, enter::
    
        resource.1.0\scripts\rtime-make --target <target> --help