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Written by Vardamir
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Wednesday, 11 February 2009 15:44 |
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As the PDE build from command line still doesn't work properly, we need to create the distribution files using the Eclipse export facility. Make sure you have installed the Delta pack, that enables the export for multiple platforms. You can download the Delta Pack for Eclipse 3.4.1 here. For newer releases you can find the Delta pack on the download page for the Eclipse project (Download/Projects/Eclipse Project) Here are the steps necessary, to create a multi-platform distribution, ready for uploading on sourceforge (or any other download source we will choose in the future): - Open the file mw3d.product in the plugin MonkeyWorld3DÂ
- On the page Overview, there is a section called Exporting
- Click on Eclipse product export wizard
 As Root directory enter "mw3d" (without quotes)- Choose a destination directory, for example /tmp/mw3d or C:\Temp\mw3d
- Under Export options,check the Export for multiple platforms checkbox
- Click Next
- Select all platforms, you wish to export. This should usually be
- linux (gtk/x86)
- linux (gtk/x86_64)
- macosx (carbon/ppc)
- macosx (carbon/x86)
- win32 (win32/x86)
- win32 (win32/x86_64)
- Press Finish
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Written by Vardamir
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Saturday, 06 September 2008 18:37 |
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To get the latest version of MonkeyWorld 3D, you can check out the sources from the SVN repository at Sourceforge. - Checkout trunk from https://monkeyworld3d.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/monkeyworld3d/trunk
- Go to the directory build
- call ant -DECLIPSE_HOME=</path/to/your/eclipse-3.4/installation
You can also setup an environment variable ECLIPSE_HOME and call ant without any option. After a successfull build, there will be a directory called target under the build directory. To test the build, go to that directory and call mw3d.
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