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Re: [gnugo-devel] Patches for 3.8


From: Ben Lambrechts
Subject: Re: [gnugo-devel] Patches for 3.8
Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2009 16:07:08 +0100



On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Ben Lambrechts <address@hidden> wrote:
Could you (indeed everyone that builds on Windows) review the
documentation in WINDOWS?
 
HOWTO build GNU Go for windows using CMake and MS Visual Studio
 
Download and install CMake
http://www.cmake.org/
 
Run CMake
locate the source code
choose a location for the project files (this can be the same directory)
 
Press Configure and choose your Visual Studio version from the next screen + OK
CMake gives a message about CMake version => OK
 
Press Configure again => CMake gives a message about CMake version => OK
This clears the version message
 
Press OK => CMake gives another message about CMake version => OK
You now find the project files in the folder you specified before
 
Open the GNUGo solution in Visual Studio
set gnugo as StartUp Project (right-click on it, and select "Set as StartUp Project")
 
Build the solution (Choose "Build Solution" from Build menu)
Compiler generates a lot warnings, ignore these.
 
In the directory where you made the project files:
You find your build in the directory interface\Release (or interface\Debug if you were debugging)

If you add "CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED(VERSION 2.6)" as first line in CMakeLists.txt then you don't get the version messages : then the instructions are:
 
Run CMake
locate the source code
choose a location for the project files (this can be the same directory)
 
Press Configure and choose your Visual Studio version from the next screen + OK
Press Configure again 
Press OK
 
You now find the project files in the folder you specified before
Open the GNUGo solution in Visual Studio
set gnugo as StartUp Project (right-click on it, and select "Set as StartUp Project")
 
Build the solution (Choose "Build Solution" from Build menu)
Compiler generates a lot warnings, ignore these.
 
In the directory where you made the project files:
You find your build in the directory interface\Release (or interface\Debug if you were debugging)

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