The following pages and posts are tagged with
| Title | Type | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Configure, Build and Install using Conda | Page | Install guide using Conda |
| Using CMake | Page | Instructions for using CMake |
| Download icedb sources | Page | Instructions on how to download the icedb sources |
| Configure, Build and Install on BSDs | Page | Installation on recent versions of FreeBSD is easy. Other BSDs, like OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD and NetBSD, should also work well. |
| Configure, Build and Install Debian / Ubuntu | Page | Installation on Debian and Ubuntu-based Linuxes |
| Configure, Build and Install on CentOS / Fedora / Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Page | Installation on Linux is usually less problematic than on Windows. However, CentOS and RHEL are rather conservative with their package choices, so additional... |
| Configure, Build and Install on Mac OS X | Page | Installation on Mac OS X |
| Configure, Build and Install on Windows | Page | Installation on Windows is rather painful, but the Visual Studio debugger is excellent. |
| Installation directory structure | Page | Describes the layout of an icedb installation |
| Linking your apps to icedb | Page | Use CMake to link code to the icedb libraries |
| Packages | Page | Pre-compiled packages are available for certain operating systems |
| Quick Start | Page | Installation on recent versions of FreeBSD is easy. Other BSDs, like OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD and NetBSD, should also work well. |
| Sample applications | Page | A few example applications accompany icedb. This page describes them. |