Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Building

Timestamp:

May 2, 2007, 3:27:14 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

stevenhl

Comment:

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Building

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 The new build instructions are here.
 
+The first thing you need to do is install [http://www.openwatcom.org/ OpenWatcom].  You need to install at least the OS/2 C and C++ support for OS/2 16-bit and 32-bit targets.
 
+Next you need to install the IBM Driver Development Kit (DDK) Toolkit.  IBM no longer makes this toolkit publically available, so if you need a copy TBD.  The long term plan is to implement open source versions of the DDK  Toolkit headers in OpenWatcom which will eliminate the need for the DDK.
+
+Now you need to build Makefile.inc.  This file configures the uniaud makefiles for your specific directory layout.  Assuming directory layout described in [WikeStart#Gettingthesources Getting the sources], run
+
+{{{
+cd uniaud32_workspace
+trunk\configure
+}}}
+
+and answer the questions.  Review the generated Makefile.inc and verify that the pathnames are correct.  This script has some issues.
+
+Once you are satisfied, copy the file to the root of your uniaud16 workspace.  This is the uniaud16_workspace referred to in the examples [WikeStart#Gettingthesources Getting the Sources].  There really should need to be only one instance of this file, but this will have to wait until the makefiles get some rework.
+
+To build uniaud32, do whatever you do that make the OpenWatcom available in the current command line session and then
+
+{{{
+cd uniaud32_workspace\trunk
+!m_kee.cmd
+}}}
+
+!m_kee.cmd is a simple wmake front-end.
+
+A full build should take about 15? minutes on reasonably capable hardware.
+
+To build uniaud16, do
+
+{{{
+cd uniaud16_workspace\trunk
+wmake -ms -f makefile.os2
+}}}
+
+A full build should take less than 5? minutes on reasonably capable hardware.