[openMSX-commits] SF.net SVN: openmsx:[13110] openmsx/trunk/doc/manual/compile.html

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Revision: 13110
          http://openmsx.svn.sourceforge.net/openmsx/?rev=13110&view=rev
Author:   awulms
Date:     2012-12-29 20:37:23 +0000 (Sat, 29 Dec 2012)
Log Message:
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Add libraries required by Android build tools (the NDK and the commandergenius SDL port). Also replace TCL with Tcl in the Android specific sub-section of the Libraries section.

Modified Paths:
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    openmsx/trunk/doc/manual/compile.html

Modified: openmsx/trunk/doc/manual/compile.html
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--- openmsx/trunk/doc/manual/compile.html	2012-12-29 14:59:00 UTC (rev 13109)
+++ openmsx/trunk/doc/manual/compile.html	2012-12-29 20:37:23 UTC (rev 13110)
@@ -253,7 +253,17 @@
 	into the current directory with following command: <code>git clone https://github.com/pelya/commandergenius.git</code>. Once that is done, you must set-up an environment parameter called SDL_ANDROID_PORT_PATH with the location
 	of the SDL android port. For example <code>/opt/android/commandergenius</code></dd>
 	<dt>Java Development Kit</dt>
-	<dd>Make sure you install the JDK from your distro. Example packages: <code>openjdk-6-jdk</code> (Debian Wheezy), <code>java-1.7.0-openjdk</code> (Suse).</dd>
+	<dd>Make sure you install the JDK from your distro. Example packages: <code>openjdk-6-jdk</code> (Debian Wheezy), <code>java-1.7.0-openjdk</code> (SuSE 12.2).</dd>
+	<dt>Ant</dt>
+	<dd>Make sure you install Ant build tool from your distro. Example packages: <code>ant</code> (Debian Squeeze/6.0), <code>ant-1.8.2-11.1.1.noarch</code> (SuSE 12.2).</dd>
+	<dt>Ant-optional</dt>
+	<dd>Make sure you install Ant-optional extensions from your distro. Example packages: <code>ant-optional</code> (Debian Squeeze/6.0). Note that this seems to be not applicable for SuSE 12.2; apparently everything is bundled in the ant package.</dd>
+	<dt>zip</dt>
+	<dd>Make sure you install the zip command line tool from your distro. Example packages: <code>zip</code> (Debian Squeeze/6.0), <code>zip</code> (SuSE 12.2).</dd>
+	<dt>libz 32-bit</dt>
+	<dd>Make sure that if you have a 64-bit distro, that you install the 32-bit version of libz (it is required by the Android NDK). Example packages: <code>lib32z1</code> (Debian Squeeze/6.0), <code>zlib-32bit</code> (SuSE 12.2).</dd>
+	<dt>libstdc++6 32-bit</dt>
+	<dd>Make sure that if you have a 64-bit distro, that you install the 32-bit version of libstdc++6 (it is required by the Android NDK). Example packages: <code>lib32stdc++6</code> (Debian Squeeze/6.0), <code>libstdc++47-32bit</code> (SuSE 12.2).</dd>
 </dl>
 
 <p>
@@ -319,7 +329,7 @@
 <h5>Android</h5>
 <p>
 For Android, most of the required libraries are bundled with the SDL Android port that you downloaded
-in the "Build Tools" section. The only missing library is the TCL library. However, you don't have to do
+in the "Build Tools" section. The only missing library is the Tcl library. However, you don't have to do
 anything special to get it. The Tcl library is automatically loaded and compiled by the Android specific
 parts of the openMSX build system. If you want to build openMSX for Android, you can immediately jump to the
 <a class="internal" href="#getsource">Getting the source code</a> chapter.

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