Compiling for Linux (UFO2000) - Revision history

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2015-08-18T21:58:32Z

Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	UFO2000 is written in portable C, so of course it is also possible, to compile it on linux. The following instructions have been tested on an Ubuntu 14.04 x64 without any additional software or libraries installed by the user. The <code>apt-get</code>-commands should work on any Debian-related ~~linux~~. If you run a different distribution, you may need the corresponding commands and library-names. There's also a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEdJPkg26WM Video about how to compile and set up UFO2000 on Linux].		UFO2000 is written in portable C, so of course it is also possible, to compile it on linux. The following instructions have been tested on an Ubuntu 14.04 x64 without any additional software or libraries installed by the user. The <code>apt-get</code>-commands should work on any Debian-related Linux. If you run a different distribution, you may need the corresponding commands and library-names. There's also a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEdJPkg26WM Video about how to compile and set up UFO2000 on Linux].

	==Compiling the game==		==Compiling the game==

2015-08-18T21:56:05Z

Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	UFO2000 is written in portable C, so of course it is also possible, to compile it on linux. The following instructions have been tested on an Ubuntu 14.04 x64 without any additional software or libraries installed by the user. The <code>apt-get</code>-commands should work on any Debian-related linux. If you run a different distribution, you may need the corresponding commands and library-names.		UFO2000 is written in portable C, so of course it is also possible, to compile it on linux. The following instructions have been tested on an Ubuntu 14.04 x64 without any additional software or libraries installed by the user. The <code>apt-get</code>-commands should work on any Debian-related linux. If you run a different distribution, you may need the corresponding commands and library-names. There's also a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEdJPkg26WM Video about how to compile and set up UFO2000 on Linux].

	==Compiling the game==		==Compiling the game==

2015-07-26T20:21:25Z

Requirements for the server

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	For the server you (only) need these libraries:		For the server you (only) need these libraries:

	* <code>build-essential</code>		* <code>build-essential</code> (only for compilation)
	* <code>subversion</code>		* <code>subversion</code> (only for downloading the code)
	* <code>libhawknl-dev</code>		* <code>libhawknl-dev</code>
	* <code>libsqlite3-dev</code>		* <code>libsqlite3-dev</code>

2015-07-26T20:21:14Z

Requirements for the game

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	In principle, you only need a few libraries like allegro or dumb:		In principle, you only need a few libraries like allegro or dumb:

	* <code>build-essential</code>		* <code>build-essential</code> (only for compilation)
	* <code>subversion</code>		* <code>subversion</code> (only for downloading the code)
	* <code>liballegro4.2-dev</code>		* <code>liballegro4.2-dev</code>
	* <code>libexpat1-dev</code>		* <code>libexpat1-dev</code>

2015-07-26T20:20:23Z

Requirements for the server

2015-07-26T20:20:04Z

Requirements for the game

2015-06-02T22:22:00Z

Requirements for the server

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	* <code>libsqlite3-dev</code>		* <code>libsqlite3-dev</code>

	As well, you will need Subversion for downloading the source-files, which can be installed like this:		Same as for the game goes here: If you intend to copy the serverfile to another system, you will also need these libraries there for running. As well, you will need Subversion for downloading the source-files, which can be installed like this:

	sudo apt-get install subversion		sudo apt-get install subversion

2015-06-02T22:20:12Z

Requirements for the game

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	* <code>libpng12-dev</code> (usually already there, at least with an Ubuntu 14.04)		* <code>libpng12-dev</code> (usually already there, at least with an Ubuntu 14.04)

	As well, you will need Subversion for downloading the source-files, which can be installed like this:		You also will need these libraries on a target computer, if you intend to copy an already compiled UFO2000 version, for running. As well, you will need Subversion for downloading the source-files, which can be installed like this:

	sudo apt-get install subversion		sudo apt-get install subversion

2015-05-30T08:45:03Z

Compiling the server

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	make server		make server

	That's it. You then should find a binary named <code>ufo2000-srv</code>. You can now start it on demand from console/script or start it with an init-script of some kind. There's also the option to run it in ''demonized'' mode, but there have been [[http://openxcom.org/forum/index.php/topic,1799.msg40898.html#msg40898 reports of problems with that]], so one might refrain from using it. For running the server, have a look at [[Setting up an UFO2000 server]].		That's it. You then should find a binary named <code>ufo2000-srv</code>. You can now start it on demand from console/script or start it with an init-script of some kind. There's also the option to run it in ''demonized'' mode, but there have been [http://openxcom.org/forum/index.php/topic,1799.msg40898.html#msg40898 reports of problems with that], so one might refrain from using it. For running the server, have a look at [[Setting up an UFO2000 server]].

	[[Category:UFO2000]]		[[Category:UFO2000]]

2015-05-30T08:44:39Z

Compiling the server

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	make server		make server

	That's it. You can now start it on demand or start it with an init-script of some kind. There's also the option to run it in ''demonized'' mode, but there have been [[http://openxcom.org/forum/index.php/topic,1799.msg40898.html#msg40898 reports of problems with that]], so one might refrain from using it. For running the server, have a look at [[Setting up an UFO2000 server]].		That's it. You then should find a binary named <code>ufo2000-srv</code>. You can now start it on demand from console/script or start it with an init-script of some kind. There's also the option to run it in ''demonized'' mode, but there have been [[http://openxcom.org/forum/index.php/topic,1799.msg40898.html#msg40898 reports of problems with that]], so one might refrain from using it. For running the server, have a look at [[Setting up an UFO2000 server]].

	[[Category:UFO2000]]		[[Category:UFO2000]]