Wednesday, 12 January 2011

OpenDtect (Linux Development Install)

Hi...
  1. Install GCC v3.4.6 (g++, gcc-base, cpp, gcc, libstdc++6-dev. ubuntu, hardy)

  2. download opendtect binary package and developer source package here

  3. chmod downloaded files to executables, run the file, it will extract *tar.gz file into the same directory
    chmod +x [filename]

  4. extract to home directory (e.g: /home/someone) 
    tar -xf [extracted downloaded files]

  5. Install opendtect, setup development environment from 
    Utilities > Tools  > Create Devel. Env.

  6. Setup IDE (in my case eclipse CDT), Create a new c++ project with existing source, pointing to ODWork directory.

  7. Start developing! in plugin folder of ODWork
Posted by Irul at 12:09
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3 comments:

  1. Marcio Weck15 March 2011 at 10:16

    Hello. I created a Makefile project with existing sources, and I pointed to ODWork, but the makefiles doesn't work, they didn't found the included files, but I don't know how to set paths to makefiles in eclipse. How you did that? My make command works fine on command line... I think is something about env variables (ex.: $PMAKE).

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  2. Marcio Weck15 March 2011 at 21:56

    wow...I'm a noob, I didn't see the PMinit.sh on PMAKE variable, there I found everything I needed to have the makefiles working. Thanks.

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  3. Irul24 March 2011 at 16:01

    Hello Marcio, Sorry for my late response, I've been in a not-so-good mood lately, so I'm a little out-of-sync with my blog.
    Maybe this post can help you a bit, because I think we have (relatively) same issue: http://khnotes0.blogspot.com/2011/03/adding-external-library-as-opendtect.html

    Regards.

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