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Peter Wang wrote:
> I've just added some initial support for the CMake
> (http://www.cmake.org) build system to the 4.3 branch. It works on
> Linux and MinGW at the moment, but potentially it can generate MSVC
> workspaces, too. Depending on how well it goes, it could be a single
> build system for all the platforms that we support so we could get rid
> of the autoconf stuff *and* the triplicated makefiles.
>
> Yes, you would need to have CMake installed to build Allegro.
> (But apparently KDE4 are using CMake so it should be available for
> most Linux distributions soon.)
>
>
> You can build the 4.3 branch on Linux now by running:
>
> ccmake .
>
> Pick the configuration of Allegro you want, then push [c]onfigure, then
> [g]enerate. Then run:
>
> make
>
> Optionally,
>
> make install DESTDIR=/tmp/foo
>
> On Windows, you'd use the CMake GUI instead of ccmake.
> Make sure to enable WANT_ASM -- apparently ALLEGRO_NO_ASM never worked
> on Windows?
>
>
I still havent received my other email, sourceforge seems to be having
problems again, but I downloaded the latest cmake and got this to work.
The libraries end up in lib/ instead of lib/unix, though..