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explain how/where to build premake

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janwas 2007-04-23 08:34:16 +00:00
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build/workspaces/required-libraries-linux.txt
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Linux Build Instructions
Use the script in source/workspaces/update-workspaces.sh to generate the GNU/GCC
makefile in the gcc subdirectory. The makefile supports the standard targets
Build premake via makefile in build/premake/src/. Copy the resulting
executable in build/premake/src/bin/premake/ to build/premake/.
Use source/workspaces/update-workspaces.sh to generate the GNU/GCC makefile
in build/workspaces/gcc. The makefile supports the standard targets
'all' and 'clean', and you may set CONFIG=Release to build a release version.
Note that if you have previously built a Debug config you must 'make clean'
before building a Release config.
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The Makefile supports Icecream for distributed builds, so if you have two or
more reasonably homogenous (both Linux, but they may even use different
distributions) machines on a LAN, you can significantly reduce build times.
See URL: http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-editpage.php?page=icecream
Required Libraries
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With the libraries in a non-standard location, LD_LIBRARY_PATH will need to be
set by a script before launching the actual ps executable.
FAM: Prometheus needs a running FAM daemon. Either we include the daemon exec
in the distribution and launch it in the start script, or we just add it as a
prereq (i.e. leave it to the user to install).
FAM: Pyrogenesis benefits from a running FAM daemon. Either we include the
daemon exec in the distribution and launch it in the start script, or we
just add it as a prereq (i.e. leave it to the user to install).