| Sources and builds [message #859] |
Wed, 30 May 2007 15:54  |
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Hi,
I'd like to be able to build the sources, make some small adjustments here and there, and commit the additions.
So I have a few questions:
(1) I haven't grabbed the sources from a CVS source yet, but would I need to be added as an allowable committer ? I would primarily be adding minor features to the PCE debugger.
(2a) What is the necessary build environment and scripts for Linux - say, the latest Ubuntu ? With the make setup that you seem to have, this looks like the easiest build. So what command needs to be run to build from top to bottom ?
(2b) On windows, I understand it's a bit tougher. So I would need some stuff installed and configured first. I imagine a UNIX env, like Cygwin or MinGW, and a series of add-ins. These are pretty notorious for being senstive to versioning too. Can I have a list of stuff that is needed for a proper build environment ?
Thanks in advance.
- Dave
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| Re: Sources and builds [message #866 is a reply to message #859 ] |
Sun, 03 June 2007 14:40  |
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| dshadoff wrote on Wed, 30 May 2007 16:54 |
(1) I haven't grabbed the sources from a CVS source yet, but would I need to be added as an allowable committer ? I would primarily be adding minor features to the PCE debugger.
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No public CVS that I know of. You might base your work off the latest source tarball and submit your changes as a patch.
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(2a) What is the necessary build environment and scripts for Linux - say, the latest Ubuntu ? With the make setup that you seem to have, this looks like the easiest build. So what command needs to be run to build from top to bottom ?
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It's quite standard. If you've ever compiled anything using ./configure and make, it will be obvious. Off the top of my head, with Ubuntu you'll need to install m4, autotools, all the dependencies and -dev versions (e.g. libcdio-dev.) Then ./autogen.sh, ./configure (with options; environmentals set beforehand), and make.
No idea about Windows. HTH
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