Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

11/16/07 00:13:14 (6 years ago)

Author:

bruno

Comment:

Adds a netperf example (I)

WikiStart

@@ -13 +13 @@
 = Technical ideas around the project-builder.org (aka pb) project =
 
- * use perl. It makes coding so more efficient, powerful and also fun
+ * use perl. It makes coding so much more efficient, powerful and also fun
  * use AppConfig. A lot of information is managed under a configuration file format and AppConfig makes it trivial to handle them. BTW look at that [http://trac.project-builder.org/browser/devel/pb-doc/AppConfig%3A%3AFile.patch patch] as the versions of AppConfig from 1.63 and up to 1.66 at least have a bug for handling hashes correctly this fixes. Cf: http://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=28766
 
-= Example of use on LinuxCOE =
+= Example of use on netperf (simple example) =
+
+As an example of how easy (or not :-) Project-Builder is to use, I decide to write that tutorial as a gift for another project which deserves it, the [www.netperf.org NetPerf] project .
+
+You first have to create a .pbrc configuration file in your home directory, which will setup things globally:
+
+{{{
+$ cat > ~/.pbrc << EOF
+#
+# Root of the temp file used to store info on the project
+# Is also used to determine the root directory of the project
+# No default option allowed here as they need to be all different
+#
+pbrc netperf = $ENV{'HOME'}/netperf/src
+EOF
+}}}
+
+Then get the bits of the project you want to package. It could be using a SVN or CVS access if there is such a thing, or by downloading (at worse) the tar file of the project. Then extract that under a newly created directory that you referenced in your project configuration file:
+
+{{{
+$ cd /tmp
+$ wget ftp://ftp.netperf.org/netperf/netperf-2.4.4.tar.bz2
+$ mkdir $HOME/netperf/src
+$ cd $HOME/netperf/src
+$ tar xvfj /tmp/netperf-2.4.4.tar.bz2
+}}}
+
+= Example of use on LinuxCOE (more complex example) =
 
 When the project was mature enough to package correctly mondorescue and itself, I then decided it was time to try it on another unrelated project to see how difficult it could be and document that experience so that others could also begin to use pb for their own project.
 
-You first have to create a .pbrc configuration file in your home directory, which will setup things globally.
+You first have to edit your .pbrc configuration file in your home directory, which will setup things globally.
 
 Here are my .pbrc LinuxCOE relative entries: