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Quickstart How to Build
Franco Corbelli edited this page Sep 3, 2023
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My main development platforms are AMD Windows (non-Intel Windows (arm) currently unsupported) and Intel FreeBSD.
I rarely use Linux or MacOS or whatever (for compiling), so fixing may be needed.
You need it for ESXi too, even if it doesn't work. Don't be afraid, zpaqfranz knows!
Library dependencies are minimal: libc,libc++,libcxxrt,libm,libgcc_s,libthr
As explained the program is single file, be careful to link the pthread library.
(nothing) // Compile for INTEL Windows
-DHWBLAKE3 blake3_windows_gnu.S // On Win64 enable HW accelerated BLAKE3 (with assembly)
-DHWSHA1 // On Win64 enable HW SHA1 (-flaghw)
-DHWSHA2 // Enable HW SHA2 (without assembly code to be linked)
-Dunix // Compile on "something different from Windows"
-DSOLARIS // Solaris is similar, but not equal, to BSD Unix
-DNOJIT // By default zpaqfranz works on Intel CPUs
// (for simplicity I'll call them Intel, meaning x86-SSE2 and amd64)
// On non-Intel a -NOJIT should runs fine on LITTLE ENDIANs
// like Linux aarch64, Android aarch64 etc
// On BIG ENDIAN or "strange things" like middle endian
// (Honeywell 316) or little word (PDP-11)
// the autotest command is for you :)
// https://gcc.gnu.org/legacy-ml/gcc-help/2007-07/msg00343.html
-DANCIENT // Turn off some functions for compiling in very old systems
// consuming less RAM (ex. PowerPC Mac), no auto C++
-DBIG // Turn on BIG ENDIAN at compile time
-DDEBUG // Old 7.15, almost useless. Use -debug switch instead
-DESX // Yes, zpaqfranz run (kind of) on ESXi too :-)
-DALIGNMALLOC // Force malloc to be aligned at something (sparc64)
-DSERVER // Enable the cloudpaq client (for Windows)
-DGUI // Enable the "gui" (console ncurses on Windows)