Difference between revisions of "Compiling (OpenXcom)"

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OpenXcom is a cross-platform game so it's possible to compile it on a variety of systems and project files for all the popular IDEs are included. There's also a [http://openxcom.org/docs/html/ Doxygen documentation] available.
 
OpenXcom is a cross-platform game so it's possible to compile it on a variety of systems and project files for all the popular IDEs are included. There's also a [http://openxcom.org/docs/html/ Doxygen documentation] available.
  
'''Don't forget to copy the X-Com resources to your ''bin'' folder as shown in [[Installing (OpenXcom)|Installing]].'''
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'''Don't forget to copy the X-Com resources to your ''bin'' folder as shown in [[Installing|Installing]].'''
  
 
== Dependencies ==
 
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== Misc. ==
 
== Misc. ==
  
* [[Compiling with Code::Blocks (OpenXcom)|Compiling with Code::Blocks]]
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* [[Compiling with Code::Blocks (OpenXcom)|:Blocks]]
 
* [[Compiling with Eclipse (OpenXcom)|Compiling with Eclipse]]
 
* [[Compiling with Eclipse (OpenXcom)|Compiling with Eclipse]]
 
* [[Compiling with CMake (OpenXcom)|Compiling with CMake]]
 
* [[Compiling with CMake (OpenXcom)|Compiling with CMake]]
 
* [[Compiling for Dingoo (OpenXcom)|Compiling for Dingoo]]
 
* [[Compiling for Dingoo (OpenXcom)|Compiling for Dingoo]]
* [[Compiling for Android (OpenXcom)|Compiling for Android]]
 
  
 
[[Category:OpenXcom]]
 
[[Category:OpenXcom]]

Revision as of 14:49, 16 November 2011

The OpenXcom codebase is hosted on Github, and you can grab the latest source with any Git client from: https://github.com/SupSuper/OpenXcom.git

If you're a Github user you might wanna use a fork instead so you can have your own remote repository (you can't push to the official OpenXcom repository without permission) and easily send in pull requests.

OpenXcom is a cross-platform game so it's possible to compile it on a variety of systems and project files for all the popular IDEs are included. There's also a Doxygen documentation available.

Don't forget to copy the X-Com resources to your bin folder as shown in Installing.

Dependencies

OpenXcom requires the following libraries to compile:

Windows

Mac OS X

Linux

Misc.