• Ubuntu 12.04 with gcc 4.6.3 and cmake 2.8.7

make

The output binaries will be put under tmp/build

make test

The JUnit testing result compatible xml files will be put under output/test

make deb

The debian package will be put under output/artifacts

• You can run dpkg -i [debian package name] to install it to system or
• simply run make install

wissbi-sub test

This will launch a subscriber listening messages from a source named "test", and write the messages to stdout.

Now you can start a new terminal session and execute:

echo "hello world" | wissbi-pub test

You can see the message "hello world" appeared in the subscriber's terminal.

Press Ctrl+c to exit wissbi-sub

See https://github.com/lunastorm/wissbi/wiki/Usage for detailed usage guide.

See https://github.com/lunastorm/wissbi/wiki/Administration for detailed administration guide.