Getting NUTSS

To get the latest binary distribution of NUTSS:

• Download the binary (.tar.gz or .zip) from nutss.net
• On Linux, you're done. Include nutss.h and add the library to your build command.
• On windows, you need to get some DLLs. They're zipped up in windows_nutss_dlls and available from nutss.net. They need to be someplace your running NUTSS application can find them. This probably means either in the same directory as the application or in a directory on the system search path.
• For Java, start by following the directions for whichever platform applies. Then:
  1. Make sure the appropriate DLLs are in the working directory of your java app, or somewhere on the JVM native search path.
  2. Add the nutsssock.jar to your java build system.
  3. If you're building from source on Linux, you need to add the argument --enable-java to the ./configure command line

Building NUTSS from source:

The first step in getting NUTSS is to check it out from CVS:

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@gforge.cis.cornell.edu:/cvsroot/nutss login
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@gforge.cis.cornell.edu:/cvsroot/nutss/nutsslib checkout . 

Windows:

Open the solution file "Nutss_Soln.sln" in dante-nutss/nutss/Nutss_Soln with Visual Studio. Select build. Be sure to have the dependency DLLs. You also need the .lib library import stubs. They're on CVS in the windows_compat module, under /bin

Linux:

On linux, you also need to worry about dependencies. You need libosip, libeXosip, libxml, openssl, and zlib.

You should be able to say:

• "./autogen.sh"
• "./configure --enable-debug --enable-warnings --enable-java"
• "make"