Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

Sep 15, 2006, 9:44:44 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

Robin Haberkorn

Comment:

Build instructions

WikiStart

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 Sorry, there are no official binary releases yet. There will be one soon when Canabis becomes "playable" - there are still some things missing from the basic "artificial intelligence" level.
 
-== Additional card and language packages ==
+== Additional card & language packages ==
 
 For now, there are no card or language packages besides the packages included in the source archive or releases.
+
+== Build instructions ==
+
+If you do not want to use a precompiled release of Canabis or you want to have the latest version or whatever, you can of course build your own one.
+You will need the following list of tools and libraries:[[BR]]
+ * !OpenWatcom FORTRAN/77 (v.1.5 recommended but earlier versions may work, too):[[BR]]
+   http://www.openwatcom.org/ [[BR]]
+   To compile FORTRAN/TK you'll also need the !OpenWatcom C compiler
+ * OS/2 and Windows binaries of Cook (including CMDSHELL):[[BR]]
+   http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=cook+os2-nt&pushbutton=Search [[BR]]
+   I use Cook as a powerful make replacement.
+ * Resource Compiler:[[BR]]
+   OS/2 Developers Toolkit (OS/2 Warp) or WRC from !OpenWatcom FORTRAN/77 NT version (Windows)
+ * FORTRAN/TK (fortrantk.lib, include files and runtime libraries):[[BR]]
+   http://svn.netlabs.org/fortrantk
+ * TECO editor (TECOC):[[BR]]
+   http://almy.us/teco.html
+   Har, har, har...
+ * PKZIP compatible ZIP, eg. Info-ZIP (if you want to create a zip package):[[BR]]
+   http://www.info-zip.org
+
+Be sure to install everything propely. Cook, TECO, Zip and the Resource Compiler should be in your PATH/LIBPATH. You need a compiled fortrantk.lib in your Canabis source directory and make sure that the FORTRAN/TK root directory is in your FINCLUDE-variable (FORTRAN/TK programs share some include files with the library). You also need the FORTRAN/TK runtime DLLs in the Canabis root to actually run the binary. You can find them under "fortrantk\examples\binos2\runtime" and "fortrantk\examples\binwin\runtime". Under Windows you need the Tk-library directory "fortrantk\examples\lib" one level under the Canabis directory (will be fixed someday). If you have problems try reading the FORTRAN/TK readme.
+
+Now you should be able to "cook" Canabis with the following command on the command prompt. Read the [[source:/trunk/Howto.cook Howto.cook]] file for more information about possible variables and targets:
+{{{
+ cook -book Howto.cook -no-list
+}}}
 
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