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We recommend that you unzip the distribution into /home/jconfig
, as is done on Linux.
However, it can be placed at any other location, so long as the variables in mm.sh
are changed
to reflect the new location.
To compile the OSX shared libraries, you need:
gcc
. If that can't be found, you may need to download
the Mac OSX Developer Tools from
developer.apple.com/tools/macosxtools.html
mm.sh
assumes that this is stored in the source folder (i.e., source:MoreFiles)
To compile the Java code, you'll need a Java compiler, such as Metrowerks or the tools included with MRJ. Since we only support compiling the Java code on Windows, you'll need to create a project yourself.
You'll need to edit mm.sh
to reflect the locations where you've stored
the distribution, MoreFiles, and any other relevant files.
To compile, open a Terminal and type
cd /home/jconfig/samizdat/jconfig/source chmod +x mm.sh ./mm.shYou only need to enter
chmod +x mm.sh
the first time.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Don't modify the relative locations of files or folders within the distribution;
doing so may require editing mm.sh
and may interfere with compiling the classic Mac projects.