Clock3D Files

Before attemping to compile, make sure that you have the following installed:
	cmake           (CMake)
	libirrlicht-dev	(Irrlicht)

To compile Clock3D on Linux, simply run './build.sh' from the main directory.

Alternatively, you can run 'cmake ../src; make' from the build directory.

See the SourceForge page (http://sourceforge.net/p/clock-3d/) for more info.

Detailed instructions:

To compile Clock3D you will need CMake and Irrlicht. On Linux, you can use your package manager to install them. 

For example, "sudo yum install cmake irrlicht-devel" or "sudo apt-get install cmake libirrlicht-dev".

On Windows or Mac, you should search the web for more info. Websites such as http://www.cmake.org/ and http://irrlicht.sf.net/ are good places to start.

Once CMake and Irrlicht are installed, open a terminal. On Linux, try gnome-terminal or xterm. On Windows, go to "Start -> Run" and type "cmd". On Mac, you should have a Terminal application.

In the terminal, navigate to the "trunk/build" directory (for example: "cd /home/john-doe/src/clock3d/trunk/build").

Now enter "cmake ../src" to generate the Makefile. Once it is finished, type "make" to build the executable.

If you are using Linux, you can instead navigate to the "trunk" directory and run "./build.sh". If you get a "permission denied" message you may need to enter "chmod +x build.sh" and try again.