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Njam
Instalation instructions
If you downloaded the Windows setup.exe just run it and follow the
instructions. It's a good idea to first uninstall any existing
instalation on Njam.
If you downloaded the Windows or BeOS binary (zip file),
just unpack to some directory and run njam executable.
If you downloaded the Linux binary (tar.gz file), unpack to some
directory and run ./njam. If you wish you can "install" it with:
"make install" option. After that, you can run the game just by typing njam
anywhere. You may have to check which version on SDL library you have and,
if the game doesn't work, download the latest version.
This version of Njam is compiled against SDL version 1.2.5.
If the game runs too slow, try running it with "njam -h" or "njam -d".
If you downloaded the source code, you must have the development versions of
the following libraries installed:
SDL
SDL_image
SDL_net
SDL_mixer (optional)
If you don't, you can get it at:
http://www.libsdl.org
For *nix/gcc Njam uses the configure script, so it's a regular:
./configure
make
make install
File makefile.b32 is makefile for Borland's Free C++ Compiler (BCC). Follow the
instructions on www.libsdl.org website to create development environment
for BCC, edit the makefile to fit your paths and run:
make -f makefile.b32
Other compilers aren't supported, but feel free to try: just compile all
.cpp files and link. If your system is supported by SDL library,
it should work. So far it is known to also work on FreeBSD and OpenBSD.
If you have any questions, contact me at: mbabuskov@yahoo.com
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