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@ -22,19 +22,19 @@ Regardless of the target platform the build steps are pretty much the same :
and voila ! and voila !
If you managed to compile jujube with another toolchain I did not mention here you're very welcome to do a PR appending the relevant parts of this doc.
## Linux ## Linux
For the compiler, gcc `8.0.0` and up should work but I only tested with gcc `9.2.1` You need at least gcc `9.0.0`
The meson install is pretty straightforward. The meson install is pretty straightforward.
For SFML, If you want to use another compiler than the one shipped with your system you may need to re-build SFML yourself using the compiler you chose. [Here's](https://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.5/compile-with-cmake.php) their docs. Don't forget to manually specify the compiler at the configuration step. For SFML, If you want to use another compiler than the one shipped with your system you may need to re-build SFML yourself using the compiler you chose. [Here's](https://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.5/compile-with-cmake.php) their docs. Don't forget to manually specify the compiler (and maybe the library install path) at the configuration step.
## Windows ## Windows
This section explains how to setup MSYS2 to compile jujube. MSYS2 is most likely *not* the only way to go but it's my favorite way of getting a very recent c++-friendly toolchain on windows. This section explains how to setup MSYS2 to compile jujube. MSYS2 is most likely *not* the only way to go but it's my favorite way of getting a very recent gnu-friendly toolchain on windows.
If you managed to compile jujube with another toolchain you're very welcome to do a PR appending this part of the documentation.
### MSYS2 ### MSYS2
@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Once you're done `pacman -Syu`ing and `pacman -Su`ing your system you can instal
$ pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-sfml $ pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-sfml
``` ```
then you can just use the same build commands as Linux from the MSYS2 terminal then you can just use the same build commands as the Linux section but from the MSYS2 terminal
## MacOS ## MacOS
### clang-9 from brew's llvm package ### clang-9 from brew's llvm package
@ -56,8 +56,7 @@ When it's done use it to install basically everything :
$ brew install llvm sfml openal-soft $ brew install llvm sfml openal-soft
``` ```
Once it's done (llvm is huge, go do something else while it installs), Once it's done (llvm is huge, go do something else while it installs), open a terminal, `cd` to your local copy of jujube's repo and use this carefully crafted command to setup your build folder :
open a terminal, `cd` to your local copy of jujube's repo and use this carefully crafted command to setup your build folder :
```bash ```bash
$ LLVM=$(brew --prefix llvm) \ $ LLVM=$(brew --prefix llvm) \