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Building Unix Squeak from SVN (SubVersion) Sources
==================================================


Part 0 -- Stuff you have to do, regardless
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0.1 Checkout the sources (duh).
 
        $ svn co http://squeakvm.org/squeak/trunk squeak
 
    This will checkout a directory called "squeak".


Part 1 -- Building the EASY way
-------------------------------

1.0 You just completed step 0.1.

1.1 Everything you need is already there.  Just descend
    into the squeak/platforms/unix directory and type
    'make', like this:

        $ cd squeak/platforms/unix
        $ make

    This will create a build directory called 'bld' and, if
    nothing goes wrong, will build a VM and a set of plugins
    in it.  Just type 'sudo make install' to install it all
    in /usr/local/*.


Part 2 -- Building the HARD way
-------------------------------

2.0 You just completed step 0.1.

2.1 If you are generating your own interpreter sources from
    within the Squeak image, put them in 'squeak/src'.

2.2 You can now go back to step 1.1 and the build will use
    your new 'squeak/src' instead of the built-in 'src'
    directory.  Or you can continue to do it the traditional
    way...

2.3 Create a build directory in 'squeak' and descend into it.

        $ cd squeak
        $ mkdir bld
        $ cd bld
    
2.4 Configure the build by running the 'configure' script
    in the 'platforms/unix/config' directory:

        $ ../platforms/unix/config/configure --with-src=srcNN

    where srcNN is src32 or src64, depending on whether you
    want to build a 32- or 64-bit VM.

2.5 Build the VM and plugins and (if you like) install them.

        $ make
        $ sudo make install

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Last edited: 2006-04-05 10:44:30 by piumarta on emilia.local