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BuildingOpenNeroWindows
Igor Karpov edited this page Apr 26, 2015
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Note: If you manage to compile OpenNERO for Windows, please let us know so we can share it with other users.
Note: Feel free to share your experience with building OpenNERO in the comments section.
- OpenNERO source code
- cmake
- [http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/ Microsoft Visual Studio
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build and install Boost
- Use the option
--build-type=complete
with the `.\b2 command. - Use the option
-jN
with.\b2
, where N is the number of cores your computer has. - Do not use Boost 1.54 if you are building with Visual Studio 2013 Preview - use 1.53 instead.
- Use the option
- Latest Python 2.7.x with source
- wxPython
- Install a Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
- Add python.exe to the Path variable (Control Panel -> System -> Environment Variables)
- Open CMake, specify the source directory (opennero checkout directory) and build directory (another directory). Choose 'Suppress dev Warnings -WnoDev' from the Options menu. Click the Configure button twice, then click the Generate button.
- Open the OpenNERO.sln solution file and build OpenNERO using Visual Studio.
- To run from within Visual Studio, set OpenNERO as startup project. Also set the working directory of OpenNERO for debugging to
$(TargetDir)
(right mouse click on OpenNERO, select properties, debugging).