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[Dylan]

How do you build this thing? On linux i mean.

[wei....@gmail.com]

Dear Dylan,

To build "this thing" under Linux is very easy,
First you need to get the source code of it.
You can get it directly from here: http://armware.googlecode.com/files/ARMware-0.4.7z
Or you can get it from the subversion repository at http://code.google.com/p/armware/

After getting all the source codes,
you can change directory into 'ARMware' and input 'make' to trigger
the automatically building process.
It will build all and produce two executable under 'bin' directory.
One is for release, and the other is for debug.

Sincerely,
Wei.

[Dylan Evans]

Oh i see, the zip file doesn't build with make,
it complains about a missing mak/config.mak and mak/rules.mak, but the repository builds nicely.

Thanks

[wei....@gmail.com]

Dear Dylan,

It is strange, because these 2 files are indeed included in the source
zip file (and under the same directory).
I don't have a Linux machine right now. I will try this at weekend.

Best regard,
Wei.

On 12月5日, 上午4時29分, "Dylan Evans" <dylan.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Oh i see, the zip file doesn't build with make,
> it complains about a missing mak/config.mak and mak/rules.mak, but the
> repository builds nicely.
>
> Thanks
>

> On Dec 5, 2007 2:22 AM, <wei.hu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Dear Dylan,
>
> > To build "this thing" under Linux is very easy,
> > First you need to get the source code of it.
> > You can get it directly from here:
> >http://armware.googlecode.com/files/ARMware-0.4.7z
> > Or you can get it from the subversion repository at
> >http://code.google.com/p/armware/
>
> > After getting all the source codes,
> > you can change directory into 'ARMware' and input 'make' to trigger
> > the automatically building process.
> > It will build all and produce two executable under 'bin' directory.
> > One is for release, and the other is for debug.
>
> > Sincerely,
> > Wei.
>
> > On Dec 4, 11:43 am, Dylan <dylan.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > How do you build this thing? On linux i mean.
>

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