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== Netbeans from Windows == | == Netbeans from Windows == | ||
− | (Tested with Netbeans 8.0.2) | + | (Tested with Netbeans 8.0.2)<br /> |
− | What Netbeans is? | + | [https://netbeans.org/ What Netbeans is?]<br /> |
− | Done following the video tutorial made by Konstantin Dmitriev (in russian ;)) and adapted for Windows. | + | Done following the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR7MKXAYCww video tutorial made by Konstantin Dmitriev (in russian ;))] and adapted for Windows/Cygwin.<br /> |
− | Assuming the source will be installed in C:\synfig-build\synfig\ as expected. | + | Assuming the source will be installed in C:\synfig-build\synfig\ as expected.<br /> |
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+ | === Prepare your Build Tools === | ||
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+ | You have to use a specific Build Tool Collection in your project.<br /> | ||
+ | Go in the menu ''Tools'' / ''Options'' / ''C/C++'' / ''Build Tools''<br /> | ||
+ | Press ''Add'' (down-left).<br /> | ||
+ | Enter ''C:\cygwin\bin'' as '''Base Directory''', ''GNU 4.x Cygwin'' as '''Tool Collection Family''', and ''Cygwin_4.x'' as '''Tool Collection Name'''.<br /> | ||
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+ | [[File:NB-Win-AddNewTool.png]]<br /> | ||
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+ | As a result, you should have the resulting information in the form:<br /> | ||
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+ | [[File:NB-Win-Build-Tools-Options.png]] | ||
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+ | Press Ok.<br /> | ||
+ | Now we are ready to setup the projects! |
Revision as of 20:45, 22 August 2015
Want to setup an IDE to debug / develop synfig ? (under Windows)
Here, we will not discuss of witch IDE is better or if real hacker do all with vi/emacs
Install GIT, other tools and clone the code
Clone the code my dear This assume you read the section "Clone the code from git"
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Before to setup any IDE, you will have to prepare the synfig-build environment under Windows.
It requires administrator rights.
Here is the original "Usage notes" from synfigstudio-cygwin-mingw-build.sh (by Konstantin Dmitriev). We will follow it step-by-step!
# * Download and install Git (http://msysgit.github.io/). # * Open Git Bash and execute following commands: # ** mkdir C:\synfig-build # ** cd C:\synfig-build # ** git clone https://github.com/synfig/synfig.git # ** mkdir cygwin-dist # ** cd synfig # ** git config --global core.autocrlf input # ** exit # * Download Cygwin setup binary (http://www.cygwin.com/) and save it into C:\synfig-build\cygwin-dist\ directory. # * Run Cygwin setup and install with the default parameters. # * Download and install NSIS >=3.0 (http://nsis.sourceforge.net/). Install into C:\synfig-build\NSIS\ directory. # * (64-bit build only!) Download and install 7zip (http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7z920-x64.msi). Install into C:\synfig-build\7zip\ directory. # * Open Cygwin console (with administrator previlegies) and run the build script: # ** bash C:/synfig-build/synfig/autobuild/synfigstudio-cygwin-mingw-build.sh # * Installation bundle will be written to C:\synfig-build\ # # # = Other notes = # * Builds from current repository, current revision. So you should manually checkout the desired revision to build # * Executing script without arguments makes a full clean build and produces installer package # * You can pass arguments to the script to invoke particular stage. # Available stages: mkprep, mketl, mksynfig, mksynfigstudio, mkpackage # Example: # synfigstudio-cygwin-mingw-build.sh mkpackage # * You can pass a custom command to be invoked in the build environment. # Example (executes make with respect to the build environment): # synfigstudio-cygwin-mingw-build.sh make -j2
Warning! Your attention please! Be aware that the lines with ** have to be executed in Git Bash. If you don't, you will meet some nasty side-effects during the first build and you may lose your sanity!
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Download and install Git
If you already installed Git, you can skip this section.
Visit the original website https://git-for-windows.github.io/ and click on the big download button. If you don't see it, go and see an ophthalmologist :P
You will be redirected on the GitHub page with the last version, offered as 32 and 64bit.
You will install it with (most of) the default values, like on the screenshots below (featuring my mouse cursor as a Guest Star).
Clone the Code
Start Git Bash as Administrator and type exactly all the following commands at the prompt.
If you don't, you will notice it soon!
mkdir C:\synfig-build cd C:\synfig-build git clone https://github.com/synfig/synfig.git mkdir cygwin-dist cd synfig git config --global core.autocrlf input exit
Download and install Cygwin
Download Cygwin setup binary (http://www.cygwin.com/).
Save it into C:\synfig-build\cygwin-dist\ directory.
Run Cygwin setup (with administrator rights) and install with the default parameters.
It should be intalled in C:\cygwin.
Download and install NSIS
Download and install NSIS >=3.0 (http://nsis.sourceforge.net/).
Don't use 2.46, it will fail!
Install it full into C:\synfig-build\NSIS\ directory.
You plan to build 64-bit version? You need 7zip
For the 64-bit build only!
Download and install 7zip (http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7z920-x64.msi).
Install into C:\synfig-build\7zip\ directory.
First build !
Be aware that it was downloading components and compiling during about one hour for me.
It depends on you bandwith, the speed of your computer and hard disk type!
But it should be only for this first build if you follow it carefully :)
Open Cygwin console (with administrator privileges) and run the build script:
bash C:/synfig-build/synfig/autobuild/synfigstudio-cygwin-mingw-build.sh
You can go and take a coffee (or a cocoa, depending on your age ;) )
Installation bundle will be written to C:\synfig-build\
Netbeans from Windows
(Tested with Netbeans 8.0.2)
What Netbeans is?
Done following the video tutorial made by Konstantin Dmitriev (in russian ;)) and adapted for Windows/Cygwin.
Assuming the source will be installed in C:\synfig-build\synfig\ as expected.
Prepare your Build Tools
You have to use a specific Build Tool Collection in your project.
Go in the menu Tools / Options / C/C++ / Build Tools
Press Add (down-left).
Enter C:\cygwin\bin as Base Directory, GNU 4.x Cygwin as Tool Collection Family, and Cygwin_4.x as Tool Collection Name.
As a result, you should have the resulting information in the form:
Press Ok.
Now we are ready to setup the projects!