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How to build this source |
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1) Install the OS X Development tools |
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Source should build on 10.0 thru 10.2, and should be OK with 10.3 |
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(If anyone wants a version that will compile on Public Beta, email me) |
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2) Open a Terminal, and cd to BasiliskII-1.0/src/MacOSX |
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3) sh 1_prepare_files.sh |
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This creates some symlinks to files in the Unix source and |
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/usr/libexec directories, generates ./configure, and runs it. |
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The end result is a Makefile and some header files |
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4) make |
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This should generate the uae_cpu emulator core's source, |
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and then the application. |
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* It is also possible to use the OS X integrated development environment |
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(i.e. "Project Builder" or Xcode) to build the application, instead of make. |
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Instead of step 4) above, do these steps: |
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4) make ide |
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This should generate the uae_cpu emulator core's source, |
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and then open the project in the Project Builder or Xcode IDE. |
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5) From the Build menu, choose 'Build' or 'Build & Run' |
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This should build everything |
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Notes: |
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1) Compiling cpuemu.cpp takes 58 seconds on my 384MB G4 400. |
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Compiling it as separate files (cpuemu1.cpp thru cpuemu8.cpp) |
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takes 68 seconds on the same machine. If you have less RAM, |
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it may be faster to compile it as separate files. |
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2) For some reason, compiling on 10.2 with DIRECT_ADDRESSING 1 |
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results in an executable that cannot write to the screen. |
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Building in XCode on 10.3 fixed this for me, but not for |
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other users. |
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3) If you want to change the addressing default |
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(which is currently direct), you have to reconfigure. |
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(i.e. make clean; ./configure --enable-addressing=banks) |
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4) To emulate a Mac Classic, or any Mac with 24bit addressing, |
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the app needs to be built with the above (bank) style addressing. |
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This is how I build the "classic" version of the app. |
