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There are two kinds of Frodo distributions. The source distributions ("FrodoV?_?.Src.*") |
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contain source code that has to be compiled on your system. The binary distributions |
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There are two kinds of Frodo distributions. The source distributions |
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(<TT>FrodoV?_?.Src.*</TT>) contain source code that has to be compiled on |
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your system. The binary distributions (<TT>FrodoV?_?.<system |
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name>.*</TT>) contain an executable that can be started directly. |
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<H2>Compiling under BeOS</H2> |
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<H2>Compiling under Unix</H2> |
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There are BeIDE project files for Frodo ("Frodo.proj"), Frodo PC ("FrodoPC.proj") |
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and Frodo SC ("FrodoSC.proj"). You must rename (or copy) Src/sysconfig.h.Be |
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to Src/sysconfig.h first. Compilation requires the unlimited Metrowerks |
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First you have to run the script <TT>configure</TT>. This can be done simply |
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<H2>Compiling under Unix</H2> |
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$ ./configure</KBD><P> |
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First you have to run the program "configure". This can be done simply with |
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the following command:<P> |
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<TT>autogen.sh</TT> instead:<P> |
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<KBD>cd Src<BR> |
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./configure</KBD><P> |
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$ ./autogen.sh</KBD><P> |
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You might want to give configure optional arguments. To use SVGAlib on Linux |
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systems, you have to do<P> |
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For optimum performance, Frodo needs the following prerequisites:<P> |
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<KBD>cd Src<BR> |
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./configure --without-x</KBD><P> |
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<LI><A HREF="http://www.libsdl.org">SDL 1.2.x</A> |
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<LI>OpenGL 2.0 or higher |
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<LI><A HREF="http://glew.sourceforge.net">GLEW</A> |
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<LI>libglade2 and libgnomeui 2.x |
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To select a german keyboard layout in the X11 version instead of the usual |
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<TT>configure</TT> and <TT>autogen.sh</TT> accept optional arguments (type |
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<KBD>./configure --help</KBD> for a full list). For example, to disable |
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OpenGL support, you can enter<P> |
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<KBD>cd Src<BR> |
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./configure --enable-kbd-lang-de</KBD><P> |
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<KBD>$ ./configure --disable-opengl</KBD><P> |
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To use SVGAlib on Linux systems, you have to do<P> |
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<KBD>$ ./configure --without-x</KBD><P> |
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After running configure, you may want to edit the generated Makefile. To use the SHM |
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extension (highly recommended for speed), add "-DX_USE_SHM" to the definition of |
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CFLAGS. To get sound under Solaris 2.x, add "-DSUN". Next, type<P> |
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<KBD>$ make</KBD><P> |
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<KBD>make all</KBD><P> |
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The Frodo GUI requires the <TT>Frodo.glade</TT> file to be present in the |
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directory <TT>/usr/local/src/frodo</TT> (you can specify a different |
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installation directory with <KBD>./configure --prefix</KBD>). Either copy |
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this file manually from <TT>Src/glade/Frodo.glade</TT> or become root and |
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type<P> |
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<KBD># make install</KBD> |
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<H2>Compiling under BeOS</H2> |
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There are separate Makefiles for Frodo (<TT>Makefile.BeOS</TT>) and Frodo SC |
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(<TT>Makefile.BeOS.SC</TT>). Type<P> |
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You must rename (or copy) Src/sysconfig.h.Amiga to Src/sysconfig.h first. Then type<P> |
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tested. You must rename (or copy) Src/sysconfig.h.Amiga to Src/sysconfig.h |
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first. Then type<P> |
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<H2>The C64 ROM files (all systems)</H2> |
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and "1541 ROM" in the same directory Frodo is in. These files are included |
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in the source and binary distributions of Frodo. "Kernal ROM" is an |
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<A HREF="kernal.html">extended</A> version of the C64 Kernal. |
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