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how to install tenmado
$Id: INSTALL,v 1.18 2012/01/28 12:30:13 oohara Exp $
* requirement
To compile tenmado, you need:
1) a C library (libc) (GNU C Library is known to work)
2) the Simple DirectMedia Layer library (libSDL)
3) SDL_image (libSDL_image)
To hack tenmado, you also need:
1) autoconf
2) automake
3) flex
4) bison
* installation commands
tenmado follows the standard 3-step installation process, that is:
1) ./configure
2) make
3) make install
* ./configure options
** --with
--without-posix
Don't use _most_ (not all) of the POSIX features, that is:
- You must NOT run "make install" --- I don't know where I put necessary
files on a non-POSIX system.
- Image data are loaded from the directory happy-L/image/ in the current
directory. High score data are saved in the directory save/ in the
current directory. Default high score data are loaded from the directory
happy-L/default/ in the current directory. All install directory options
(see below) are ignored. In short, you should invoke tenmado as
"./tenmado" from the top directory of the source tree.
- Player name handling is disabled.
- The superuser check of --undump is disabled.
- These features are still required:
+ stat() (from POSIX.1)
+ ENOENT (from POSIX.1)
+ fileno() (from POSIX.1)
- libbac/bac_entry.h does s/uid_t/int/g
DON'T USE THIS OPTION UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. tenmado is
designed for a POSIX system.
** install directories
--prefix
Everything will be installed here by default.
--bindir
The executable will be installed in this directory.
--datadir
The image files (happy-L/image/*.png) will be installed in its
subdirectory games/tenmado/ .
--localstatedir
The game will save the high score data in its subdirectory
games/tenmado/ .
--mandir
The manpage will be installed in its subdirectory man6/ .
The FHS way will be something like:
./configure --prefix=/usr --bindir=/usr/games \
--localstatedir=/var --mandir=/usr/share/man
If you have no root privilege and want to install tenmado under
your home directory, try:
./configure --prefix=/home/oohara/temp/tenmado
Replace /home/oohara/temp/tenmado as appropriate. Note that
these directories must be specified in their absolute path.
* the high score files
The high score files (the files in games/tenmado/ in localstatedir)
must be writable by the tenmado binary. The recommended way to do this is
to create a dedicated system group (usually called as "games"), install
the high score files as 664 root:games and have the tenmado binary sgid games.
"make install" makes the directory for the high score files, but it
does NOT create or overwrite the high score files themselves.
("make uninstall" always removes the high score files.) To set their
permission, use the --undump-default option of tenmado as follows:
1) make install
2) tenmado --undump-default
3) chown root:games $localstatedir/games/tenmado/*
4) chmod 664 $localstatedir/games/tenmado/*
5) chown root:games $bindir/tenmado
6) chmod 2755 $bindir/tenmado
Replace $bindir and $localstatedir as appropriate.
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