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diff --git a/doc/book/start.tex b/doc/book/start.tex index b37bdaad..2983bbfc 100644 --- a/doc/book/start.tex +++ b/doc/book/start.tex @@ -48,10 +48,9 @@ namespace with the C++ keywork {\vcode using} (not recommended, though). not in a standard path (ie. not in /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib). \vnote{if you want to link your program with the shared version of VMime -library, make sure the library has been compiled using the autotools version -of the build system ({\vcode ./configure}, {\vcode make} and {\vcode make -install}). When you compile with SCons, only the static library is built and -installed.} +library, make sure the library has been compiled using CMake build system +({\vcode make}, then {\vcode make install}). When you compile with SCons, +only the static library is built and installed.} {\bf Linking with the static library (.a):} follow the same procedure as for shared linking and append the flag -static to force static linking. Although @@ -73,9 +72,9 @@ then you are lucky: VMime has built-in support for these platforms. If not, don't worry, the sources of the built-in platform handlers are very well documented, so writing you own should not be very difficult. -At the beginning of your program (before using \emph{any} VMime object, or -calling \emph{any} VMime global function), you should tell VMime which -platform handler you want to use. +If your VMime version is $<=$ 0.9.1, you should tell VMime which platform +handler you want to use at the beginning of your program (before using +\emph{any} VMime object, or calling \emph{any} VMime global function). So, if your platform is POSIX, your program should look like this: @@ -94,7 +93,7 @@ int main() \end{lstlisting} For using VMime on Windows, include -$<$vmime/platforms/windows/windowsHandler.hpp$>$ and use the following line +{\vcode vmime/platforms/windows/windowsHandler.hpp} and use the following line to initialize the platform handler: \begin{lstlisting} @@ -102,6 +101,10 @@ vmime::platform:: setHandler <vmime::platforms::windows::windowsHandler>(); \end{lstlisting} +\vnote{since version 0.9.2, this is not needed any more: the platform +handler is installed automatically using the platform detected during the +build configuration.} + \vnote{since version 0.8.1, {\vcode vmime::platformDependant} was renamed to {\vcode vmime::platform}. The old name has been kept for compatibility but it is recommended that you update your code, if needed.} |