PPSE source code to compile

[Airblast]

Hello, my question is, ¿where can I find the PPSE to be compiled?Because it isn't in the thread of PPSE and I don't know how to compile it from SVN, if it's possible. Is there a tarball or anything so?

[codemonkey85]

Well, PPSE was written thus far in QT C++, so you might need to get that to compile. Then again, I don't know off the top of my head if the SVN contains QT specific libraries, so maybe any old C++ compiler would do the trick...?

This is really more of an SCV question I guess.

[Airblast]

Well, I think you haven't understand. I would like to build/compile the program. I have a c++ compiler, and I know how to get the dependences. I would like to have a tarball or so, with the sources and a "configure" file, but in the SVN there's no configure.

Ahm, please note I have a PPC mac with teh Xcode c++ compiler, I've used it before, and I have macports.

[Guardna]

http://ppse.projectpokemon.org/trac/changeset/25

You can't compile because all the makefiles were deleted.

[SCV]

You need to get Qt for mac. http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

I recommend getting the whole SDK.

http://ppse.projectpokemon.org/trac/changeset/25

You can't compile because all the makefiles were deleted.

qmake generates the makefiles based on what compiler qt is configured to use. I deleted them because everyone should have qmake generate them.

[Airblast]

Thanks, SCV. Ah, sorry, with Xcode I meant the SDK.

Some questions:

1.That qmake comes with Qt, right?

2.How do I get the package of source code? Should I get the files one by one of the SVN, or there's a tarball or so?

3.If I should get from SVN, how do organize the files, to build?

4.The commands for build are as always ./configure, make, make install, or should I use other commands?

A last thing, I'm spanish, I'm not precisely the best English speaker in the world, if I've said something wrong and you don't understand, please say it, ok?

[Guardna]

You need to get Qt for mac. http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

I recommend getting the whole SDK.

qmake generates the makefiles based on what compiler qt is configured to use. I deleted them because everyone should have qmake generate them.

Thanks I guess OP have found his answer now.

[Guardna]

You can use TortoiseSVN, which will checkout all the source code without having to download the tarball.

Here's the link : http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads

[Airblast]

Does it work in mac? I think it doesn't.

[Guardna]

Oh sorry, for Mac check this website : http://scplugin.tigris.org/ , SCPlugin is the TortoiseSVN equivalent for windows.

[Airblast]

Thanks, I'm downloading it. I'll tell how it works.