Building From Source
In the source directory, you may execute any of the following:
make deps-apt
- installs the build dependencies required to compile the program.
make
- creates an executable for x86_64 Linux.
make clean
- deletes only the generated executable file created by only executing make
.
make clean-build
- deletes the generated build directory in it’s entirety.
make all
- generate all of the following:
For Windows 95 OSR 2.5 and above, Pentium CPU minimum (32 bit)
- Windows i686 static executable file.
- Portable Windows i386 release .zip file.
For Windows x86_64 (64 bit)
- Windows x86_64 static executable file.
- Portable Windows x86_64 release .zip file.
For Linux 3.2.0 and above, 386 CPU minimum (32 bit)
- Linux i386 static executable file.
- Portable Linux i386 release .zip file.
- Linux i386 release .deb file.
For Linux 3.2.0 and above, x86_64 (64 bit)
- Linux x86_64 static executable file.
- Portable Linux x86_64 release .zip file.
- Linux x86_64 release .deb file.
All output is found in the build
directory created in the source directory.