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| -rwxr-xr-x | cpp/install/bcc/doc/README.txt | 15 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/common/README.DEMOS | 22 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.Darwin | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.HP-UX | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.Linux-RPM | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.RHEL | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.SLES | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/install/unix/README.SunOS | 16 | ||||
| -rwxr-xr-x | cpp/install/vc60/doc/README.txt | 15 | ||||
| -rwxr-xr-x | cpp/install/vc71/doc/README.txt | 15 | ||||
| -rwxr-xr-x | cpp/install/vc80/doc/README.txt | 15 | ||||
| -rwxr-xr-x | cpp/install/vc80_x64/doc/README.txt | 15 |
12 files changed, 86 insertions, 107 deletions
diff --git a/cpp/install/bcc/doc/README.txt b/cpp/install/bcc/doc/README.txt index 97fa1c90b82..9315d361ca7 100755 --- a/cpp/install/bcc/doc/README.txt +++ b/cpp/install/bcc/doc/README.txt @@ -57,14 +57,13 @@ more information. Binary compatibility
--------------------
-Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version <x>.<y>.1
-is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications compiled with
-<x>.<y>.0 with <x>.<y>.1 (or later) assemblies without having to recompile.
-
-With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of
-Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were
-compiled against the <x>.<y>.<z> run time will automatically use the
-<x>.<y>.<z or z+n> assemblies.
+Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version
+<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application
+built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without having
+to recompile or relink this application.
+
+Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this
+distribution for detailed upgrade instructions.
Acknowledgements
diff --git a/cpp/install/common/README.DEMOS b/cpp/install/common/README.DEMOS index 3c91059a85c..ec2c4a5af13 100644 --- a/cpp/install/common/README.DEMOS +++ b/cpp/install/common/README.DEMOS @@ -41,17 +41,21 @@ To build the demos you need to: - On Linux or Unix: - If you are using a non-RPM installation, set the environment - variable ICE_HOME to point to your Ice installation. For example, - in a Bash shell: + If you are using a non-RPM installation and you did not create the + /opt/Ice-@mmver@ symbolic link (see the top-level README), set the + environment variable ICE_HOME to point to your Ice installation. + For example, in a Bash shell: $ export ICE_HOME=$HOME/testing/Ice-@ver@ - You also need need add $ICE_HOME/lib to your library search path, - unless you create the symbolic link /opt/Ice-@mmver@ (see the top- - level README). For example: + You also need need add the Ice library directory to your library + search path. For example on Linux x86: $ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ICE_HOME/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH + + The Ice library directory is $ICE_HOME/lib64 on Linux x86_64, + $ICE_HOME/lib/sparcv9 on Solaris for SPARC 64-bit and + $ICE_HOME/lib/pa20_64 on HP-UX 64-bit. - On Windows: @@ -134,12 +138,6 @@ on this to start a console window with your development environment already configured. -Mono on Windows ---------------- - -We do not currently support the use of Mono on Windows. - - Running the Ice Demos ===================== diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.Darwin b/cpp/install/unix/README.Darwin index 6988b034479..d41d78ebc01 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.Darwin +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.Darwin @@ -186,12 +186,10 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.HP-UX b/cpp/install/unix/README.HP-UX index 0154c659f78..163ad76fd50 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.HP-UX +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.HP-UX @@ -192,15 +192,13 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. ====================================================================== diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.Linux-RPM b/cpp/install/unix/README.Linux-RPM index 698b69825ea..7da3fb6c3da 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.Linux-RPM +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.Linux-RPM @@ -287,12 +287,10 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.RHEL b/cpp/install/unix/README.RHEL index abe7c993c02..9524a504c08 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.RHEL +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.RHEL @@ -358,12 +358,10 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.SLES b/cpp/install/unix/README.SLES index 4348891d9ea..77c0e800321 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.SLES +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.SLES @@ -296,12 +296,10 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. diff --git a/cpp/install/unix/README.SunOS b/cpp/install/unix/README.SunOS index a0482eb837f..7cce5f4c368 100644 --- a/cpp/install/unix/README.SunOS +++ b/cpp/install/unix/README.SunOS @@ -197,12 +197,10 @@ more information. Binary compatibility ====================================================================== -Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version -<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications -compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with the <x>.<y>.1 runtime without having to -recompile. - -With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of -Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were -compiled against the <x>.<y>.0 runtime will automatically use the -<x>.<y>.1 runtime. +Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version +<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application +built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without +having to recompile or relink this application. + +Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this +distribution for detailed upgrade instructions. diff --git a/cpp/install/vc60/doc/README.txt b/cpp/install/vc60/doc/README.txt index 136a99fa6b0..36937ef44e2 100755 --- a/cpp/install/vc60/doc/README.txt +++ b/cpp/install/vc60/doc/README.txt @@ -365,14 +365,13 @@ Apache1 and Apache2: Binary compatibility
--------------------
-Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version <x>.<y>.1
-is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications compiled with
-<x>.<y>.0 with <x>.<y>.1 (or later) assemblies without having to recompile.
-
-With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of
-Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were
-compiled against the <x>.<y>.<z> run time will automatically use the
-<x>.<y>.<z or z+n> assemblies.
+Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version
+<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application
+built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without
+having to recompile or relink this application.
+
+Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this
+distribution for detailed upgrade instructions.
Ice and the Windows Registry
diff --git a/cpp/install/vc71/doc/README.txt b/cpp/install/vc71/doc/README.txt index 15362034e09..551b94d2ad3 100755 --- a/cpp/install/vc71/doc/README.txt +++ b/cpp/install/vc71/doc/README.txt @@ -111,16 +111,13 @@ Oracle development environment. Binary compatibility
--------------------
-Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version
-<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications
-compiled with <x>.<y>.0 with <x>.<y>.1 (or later) assemblies without
-having to recompile.
-
-With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of
-Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were
-compiled against the <x>.<y>.<z> run time will automatically use the
-<x>.<y>.<z or z+n> assemblies.
+Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version
+<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application
+built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without
+having to recompile or relink this application.
+Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this
+distribution for detailed upgrade instructions.
Ice and the Windows Registry
----------------------------
diff --git a/cpp/install/vc80/doc/README.txt b/cpp/install/vc80/doc/README.txt index 1d6681d275d..570f91ca511 100755 --- a/cpp/install/vc80/doc/README.txt +++ b/cpp/install/vc80/doc/README.txt @@ -284,14 +284,13 @@ client. Binary compatibility
--------------------
-Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version <x>.<y>.1
-is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications compiled with
-<x>.<y>.0 with <x>.<y>.1 (or later) assemblies without having to recompile.
-
-With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of
-Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were
-compiled against the <x>.<y>.<z> run time will automatically use the
-<x>.<y>.<z or z+n> assemblies.
+Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version
+<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application
+built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without
+having to recompile or relink this application.
+
+Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this
+distribution for detailed upgrade instructions.
Ice and the Windows Registry
diff --git a/cpp/install/vc80_x64/doc/README.txt b/cpp/install/vc80_x64/doc/README.txt index 9522df6753e..62c5d47b799 100755 --- a/cpp/install/vc80_x64/doc/README.txt +++ b/cpp/install/vc80_x64/doc/README.txt @@ -102,14 +102,13 @@ this distribution. Binary compatibility
--------------------
-Patch releases of Ice are binary compatible. For example, version <x>.<y>.1
-is compatible with <x>.<y>.0, so you can run applications compiled with
-<x>.<y>.0 with <x>.<y>.1 (or later) assemblies without having to recompile.
-
-With the binary installers, simply uninstall the previous version of
-Ice and install the new one. Already deployed applications that were
-compiled against the <x>.<y>.<z> run time will automatically use the
-<x>.<y>.<z or z+n> assemblies.
+Ice patch releases are binary compatible. For example, Ice version
+<x>.<y>.1 is compatible with <x>.<y>.0: you can run an application
+built against Ice <x>.<y>.0 with Ice <x>.<y>.1 (or later) without
+having to recompile or relink this application.
+
+Please refer to the RELEASE_NOTES.txt file included in this
+distribution for detailed upgrade instructions.
Ice and the Windows Registry
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