My apologies, but I have to admit being a complete beginner to compiling C++
on the terminal. But perhaps someone might still help me get started with the
Guido devkit? The readme file didn't seem to help (someone like me) at all.
I'd love to hope for a step-by-step guide, from untarring the files to my
first score on the screen, but I know that might be a lot to ask for. But I'm
wiling to do close to anything to get my Guido library up and compiling, and
that definitely includes reading up on whatever the forum suggests.
Many thanks in advance,
Meyian
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Hi,
The GUIDO library now builds with cmake, a cross platform makefile generator
(http://www.cmake.org/). The distribution doesn't
include specific makefiles or projects such as win32 MSVC, Mac os XCode or
Unix Makefiles anymore.
Just get and install cmake, open a terminal, cd to the guidolib/cmake folder
and type 'cmake -G Xcode' (on Mac OS) and you'll get an xcode project.
Note that an already compiled version is available from sourceforge: the
guidolib-1.38-devkit-macosx.tgz package.
Hope that helps.
--
Dominique
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Anonymous
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2010-03-15
Thanks very much! I'll try this out and see what happens. I guess I'm looking
to modify the source, so I'll tinker around with that, and then compile the
result and see if I get what I'm looking for...
Thanks again,
Meyian
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Hello everyone,
My apologies, but I have to admit being a complete beginner to compiling C++
on the terminal. But perhaps someone might still help me get started with the
Guido devkit? The readme file didn't seem to help (someone like me) at all.
I'd love to hope for a step-by-step guide, from untarring the files to my
first score on the screen, but I know that might be a lot to ask for. But I'm
wiling to do close to anything to get my Guido library up and compiling, and
that definitely includes reading up on whatever the forum suggests.
Many thanks in advance,
Meyian
Hi,
The GUIDO library now builds with cmake, a cross platform makefile generator
(http://www.cmake.org/). The distribution doesn't
include specific makefiles or projects such as win32 MSVC, Mac os XCode or
Unix Makefiles anymore.
Just get and install cmake, open a terminal, cd to the guidolib/cmake folder
and type 'cmake -G Xcode' (on Mac OS) and you'll get an xcode project.
Note that an already compiled version is available from sourceforge: the
guidolib-1.38-devkit-macosx.tgz package.
Hope that helps.
--
Dominique
Thanks very much! I'll try this out and see what happens. I guess I'm looking
to modify the source, so I'll tinker around with that, and then compile the
result and see if I get what I'm looking for...
Thanks again,
Meyian