Once you have successfully configured your Zorba build (as described in Configuring a Zorba Build Using CMake), you should now be able to build the project.
make
(or make j2
to do a parallel build on a multi-core machine) from inside the {ZORBABUILD}
directory.ALL
target.The build will take some time. If it finishes successfully, you're ready to install and run Zorba.
make install
. There is also a make uninstall
target.INSTALL
project.In either case, Zorba will be installed into the location specified by the CMake configuration parameter CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
, as described in Configuration Parameters (the -D arguments).
In order for users on your system to use Zorba, the bin/
subdirectory of your installation directory must be on their path.
Once Zorba is installed and on your path, try it out! Type:
You should get the following output:
If so - congratulations! You're done and ready to use Zorba.
If you have any problems building or running Zorba, contact the zorba-users
mailing list. Sign up and see other instructions at https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/zorba-users .