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Windows

Software:
1. Install Visual Studio
   http://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/download-visual-studio-vs
   Select "Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop"

Building:
1. Open
   build/windows/DimensionBalls_vc2008.sln with VC2008 or
   build/windows/DimensionBalls_vc2010.sln with VC2010 or 
   build/windows/DimensionBalls_vc2013.sln with VC2013
2. Select build configuration
3. Build all (F7)

Running:
1. Run either from the IDE or copy files from "output_directory" to /exe/windows,
    Where output_directory is either Release or Debug in build/windows/



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Linux

Replace <os_type> with your installed linux type, either x86 or x64

Software:
1. If the build fails, this might help
   > sudo apt-get install build-essential
   > sudo apt-get install libx11-dev
   > sudo apt-get install libglu1-mesa-dev mesa-common-dev

Building:
1. Enter the package dir build/linux
2. Type 'make all'
   Binaries are copied to exe/linux_<os_type> on success

Running:
1. Enter the package dir ./exe/linux_<os_type>
2. Run ./dimballs.exe



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Mac

Only on Intel X64

Building:
1. Open build/mac/GalaxyV2.xcworkspace with Xcode 4
2. Press menu: "Product/Build For/Build For Running"
   Select all other projects and repeat (next to the stop button)

You may have to exit and enter Xcode once (to reload the project) to be able
 to select 'build' from the menu, maybe because the user data will be created
 the first time?

Running:
1. Run either from the IDE or copy files from "output_directory" to /exe/mac
   Where output_directory is some hidden directory with a 170 char name default
    (You can change this in an Xcode setting "Xcode/Preferences/Locations.Derived Data"
    To get it in "build/mac/DerivedData" for example:
    - Change it to "Relative" and "DerivedData"
    - Click "advanced" and select the recommended "Derived Data Location").