Changes between Version 154 and Version 155 of BuildInstructions

Timestamp:

Jan 31, 2012, 1:27:45 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

historic_bruno

Comment:

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BuildInstructions

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   * Note: GCC 4.2.1 and zlib should already be installed by default
  * Obtain the game's source code as [#Gettingthecode described above] for Linux.
- * TODO: easy way to override `make` with `gmake` in the build scripts, probably an environment variable?
+ * TODO: Fix missing ecvt() and get premake to generate a proper build/gmake.unix/Makefile, or maybe create a build/gmake.bsd/? (the only difference is it tries to link libdl, which doesn't exist on FreeBSD)
  * If building Atlas, you need to set the `WX_CONFIG` variable, because `wx-config` has a different name on FreeBSD. For example, you'd run this command if you built the wxGTK 2.8 package with unicode support:
 {{{
 export WX_CONFIG=wxgtk2u-2.8-config
 }}}
-   if not correct, you will get errors about missing wx includes. You can skip building Atlas altogether (and the wxWidgets dependency) by later passing the `--disable-atlas` option to `update-workspaces.sh`.
+   if not correct, you will get errors about missing "wx/*.h" includes. You can skip building Atlas altogether (and the wxWidgets dependency) by later passing the `--disable-atlas` option to `update-workspaces.sh`.
+  * You'll have to set this variable every time you run `update-workspaces.sh`, so it may be most convenient to put these commands into another shell script.
+ * Note: FreeBSD's `make` command is actually Berkeley [http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=make make], which is similar to but different than GNU make. Our build scripts will detect if you're on FreeBSD and use the `gmake` command instead. If for some reason this isn't correct, you can set the `MAKE` environment variable with the path and name of the correct GNU make.
+ * Follow the [#Building build] instructions above for Linux.
 
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