
Whatari by Cocoa Pod
Whatari is software to generate either the
Hatari.Xcodeproj project, or the Hatari emulator itself.
The process is started by clicking on "Execute".
If "Download" or "Update" are selected the source files are either downloaded or updated from the Hatari site.
Selecting the button on the vertical line will stop operations just after the download or update.
-- If "cmake G- Xcode" is selected then the Xcode project is
generated. If "P" is selected my modifications are applied to the
project.
"Target" selects the "OS X Deployment target" to be generated.
-- Selecting "./configure" and "make install"
will build the Hatari emulator directly into the Applications folder,
in a similar way to Linux or Unix.
-- Two parameters can be selected: the library version
SDL/SDL2 and the CPU version UAE/WinUAE (providing the correct libraries and HATARI
sources exist)
-- Internally: The
software adds necessary items or removes unnecessary items. For example,
missing source code will be downloaded even if "Download" is not selected.
Normally, depending on which options have been selected, invalid buttons will be deselected.
The application retains the latest source code (or updates) which allows either of the build operations to be re-run
as many times as required without having to re-download any source code. Whatari checks
for the existence of necessary utilities as well as the required libraries.
Use:
Place Whatari in a folder,
start Whatari, select the required operations and parameters and click "Execute". To
modify the source code before building the target select the button sitting on the
vertical line and click "Execute". Modify the code, deselect "Download" and "Update"
then execute again.
Prerequisites:
Mercurial, CMake and its command line installation, Xcode and the various libraries
used by Hatari.
Libraries:
SDL , SDL2, readline, zlib, png, portaudio, capsimage
Whatari version 1.0 (1)
This application runs under OS X 10.7 and later. It was programmed under OS X 10.11.6.