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Updating the build instructions.

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@ -40,10 +40,7 @@ it again, and select the items above. it's also useful to run the
installer every few months to keep things fresh.
1b. On Mac OS X, install Apple's Developer Tools. Should work with
everything from the December 2002 Tools for Jaguar on OS X 10.2,
up through the more recent Xcode stuff.
1b. On Mac OS X, install Apple's Developer Tools.
1c. On Linux, you're pretty much on your own.. You need jikes (or
edit make.sh to use a different compiler), java, avr-gcc, make,
@ -61,16 +58,17 @@ svn co svn://svn.berlios.de/arduino/trunk
3. BUILD IT
3a. On the Mac, use the Xcode project to build the Arduino software.
3b. On Windows or Linux, use the command line.
# now to build for the first time:
# on Windows
cd /path/to/arduino/build/windows
# or if you're on linux
cd /path/to/arduino/build/linux
# for the followers of goatee man
cd /path/to/arduino/build/macosx
# and then..
./make.sh
@ -89,7 +87,7 @@ cd /path/to/arduino/build/macosx
//// Updating to the Latest Version
4a. Each time you want to update to latest version from cvs:
4a. Each time you want to update to latest version from svn:
cd /path/to/arduino
svn update
@ -100,25 +98,4 @@ svn update
# remove the work directory
rm -rf work
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// Frequently Asked Questions
- What about eclipse? What about ant? The command line is frightening
and gives me nightmares!
In a basic sense, the command line stuff isn't as scary as it might
seem. Hopefully it's just a matter of following the instructions
above (and being patient). If not, let us know where you have trouble
so we can fix things.
Conceivably, it wouldn't take much to make Arduino build under
Eclipse or any other IDE, but we don't do it by default. Same goes for
ANT. We don't use it, but if someone were to make build scripts that
emulated everything that the current build scripts do (not just build
the code, but all the other annoying crap that the build scripts do)
then maybe we could switch to it. It's all about reaching some kind
of critical mass.
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