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<H1>Source Code of CRAFT</H1>
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<H2>How to compile ?</H2>
You need the following things to compile craft :
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<LI>The file
<A HREF="ftp://borneo.gmd.de/pub/as/janus/craft/craftcc.tar.Z">craftcc.tar.Z</A>
<LI>The gnu <B>g++</B> and <B>gcc</B> command
<LI>A shell-script interpreter
<LI>The <B>tar</B> command
<LI>And <B>Xlib</B>
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Now you can start to do the following things.
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<LI>place <A HREF="ftp://borneo.gmd.de/pub/as/janus/craft/craftcc.tar.Z">craftcc.tar.Z</A> in a new directory (e.g. <I>craft</I>) and "untar" it.
<LI>edit <I>install</I> and change paths for libs and call of gnu stuff
(only a few lines)
<LI>execute <I>install</I>
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If everything is proper it will take a bit to compile craft. If this
process is finished, you will have an executable <I>craft</I> in the
directory afterwards. Now you can call it.
Crafts needs a proper directory-structure which contains the various resource
files used by craft. Its structure looks like :
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<TR><Td> craft <Td> "the executable"
<TR><Td> .windefaults <Td> "sugar for the window system"
<TR><Td> \buttons <Td> "contains the button icons"
<TR><Td> \hcraft <Td> "contains pictures of units and menus"
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This structure is automatically produced during the unpacking of the source
code files. You should compile in the top directory of the above
directory tree.
<H2>Why no Makefile ?</H2>
I hate makefiles !!! This dammed stuff is always a good source for many
obsolete bugs. Therefore we don't use <I>make</I> for our projects, but
if you like to have a makefile, it should be easy to convert <I>install</I>.
<H2>Finally</H2>
The license of craft has been changed to the "Artistic License". See
http://set.gmd.de/~hua for details.
<B>THIS PACKAGE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.</B>
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By the way if there are a few guys who are interested in further development
of the game, mail me. I would be interested to hear your ideas and tips.
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<A HREF="mailto:uwe.beyer@gmd.de"><B>uwe.beyer@gmd.de</B></A><BR>
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