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| − | Find the [https://github.com/fte-team/fteqw full source repository to FTEQW on GitHub]. | + | Find the [https://sourceforge.net/p/fteqw/code/HEAD/tree/ full source repository to FTEQW on Sourceforge]. |
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| − | == Compiling FTEQW engine from source ==
| + | Latest changes are [https://sourceforge.net/p/fteqw/code/5158/log/?path= listed here]. |
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| − | git clone https://github.com/fte-team/fteqw && cd fteqw/engine && make makelibs && make m-rel -j4
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| − | This will checkout, compile dependencies and compile FTEQW in theory under Linux.
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| − | If you want to dynamically link to your system libraries then skip the makelibs part, but you'll need to set them up properly first.
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| − | There's a couple of cross-compile scripts to manage dependencies and targets and stuff, but they're not really end-user-safe right now, but should be okay on Debian and maybe Ubuntu.
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| − | *-dbg
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| − | targets also exist, if you want stack traces or gdb or whatever. Binaries are instead written to the engine/debug but otherwise basically the same.
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| − | 'make help' should show you the documented targets.
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| − | Cross compiling from Linux or cygwin to native Win32 can be done by adding FTE_TARGET=win32 to make's commandline, assuming you have mingw64 installed etc. FTE_TARGET=win64 for a win64 build.
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| − | == Compiling FTEQCC from source ==
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| − | To compile FTEQCC:
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| − | cd engine && make qcc-rel
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| − | Again you'll find an FTEQCC binary inside the engine/release subdir.
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| − | == Compiling FTEQW plugins from source ==
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| − | The plugins-rel target also exists if you want to build the optional plugins too.
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