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Building Photon requires the SCons (http://www.scons.org) build tool.
There are several ways to build photon:
- SCons Build Tool http://www.scons.org
- Dev-C++ 5 Windows IDE http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
- Code::Blocks Windows/Linux IDE http://codeblocks.org
Building with SCons
1) Enter the photon directory.
2) Type 'scons' - building should begin assuming all dependencies are found.
this will result in the photon library being built in the lib/ folder.
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built in the test/ folder.
4) Optional: Type 'scons docs' to build documentation in the docs/ folder.
[requires NaturalDocs (http://naturaldocs.org)]
5) Copy the photon library from the lib/ folder and the contents of photon's
include/ directory to somewhere in your compilers search path.
Building with Dev-C++
1) Run the photon.dev project in the devcpp directory, building libphoton.a
2) Optional: Build any tests by running the other projects in the devcpp
directory.
3) Copy the photon library from the lib/ folder and the contents of photon's
include/ directory to somewhere in your compilers search path.
$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.1 2005/07/17 22:41:03 cozman Exp $
Building with Code::Blocks
1) Open the photon.workspace file in Code::Blocks
2) Build the library by compiling the project named photon.
3) Optional: Build any tests by running the other projects.
4) Copy the photon library from the lib/ folder and the contents of photon's
include/ directory to somewhere in your compilers search path.
$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.2 2005/08/10 05:37:57 cozman Exp $