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# How to compile ?
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Simple !

Just type 'make' in the main directory
after the installation of the dependencies.

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# Dependencies
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wxGTK-2.5.x (2.5.3 or more)
Sources can be found at : http://www.wxwidgets.com

For RPM-based distributions :
at : http://www.rpmfind.net (for example)
packages name : libwxgtk2.5_XXX_i386.rpm
                libwxgtk2.5-devel_XXX_i386.rpm

For the Debian Distribution :

just type : apt-get install libwxgtk2.5-dev libwxgtk2.5.3
You can also make your own debian package by simply typing :
'make debian' as root in the main directory, and then :
dpkg -i wxosmose_XXX_i386.deb also as root.

Usually, a debian package is made for each version of wxosmose.


* : XXX is the version number of the packages.

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# Windows
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- You'll need to install dev-cpp on your desktop, update it, and
install the latest gcc and mingw binaries. Don't forget the ImageLib DevPack.

- Then, you'll have to add the <Dev-Cpp folder>\bin to the Path environment variable.
  (Don't forget the semicolon separator.(;))
(In Settings, System, Advanced, Environment Variables). Reboot.

- Download the latest wxMSW2.5 patch at http://www.wxwidgets.org and install it.

- Go in the <wxWidgets2.5 Folder>\build\mscw.
  Type 'make -f makefile.gcc' and pray that I didn't forget something.
  
- unzip or untar.gz the latest wxosmose int the sample directory.
  the makefile.gccWin will have in one subfolder of the sample directory, no less, no more.
  (Ex. samples\wxosmose\makefile.gccWin)
  
- Then, and that's the final step, type 'make -f makefile.gccWin'.

N.B. : The makefile.gccWin file is under implementation, and will be released soon if it isn't yet.
       I have to adapt the .h and .cpp files first : Welcome in the cross-compilation world !
       Note that the Windows Build isn't my priority at all for now, since a wxWidgets2.5.X is gonna get out soon.
       Compilation will be easier, then.
       
Any reports or feedbacks : bertram@cegetel.net


