Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of dev/WindowsMinGW/345

Timestamp:

Sep 21, 2010, 4:19:59 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

landauf

Comment:

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dev/WindowsMinGW/345

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 [[br]]
 
-= Windows with MingW with GCC v3.4.5 (outdated) = 
+= Windows with MingW with GCC 3.4.5 (outdated) = 
 
-Note: This page is outdated. It describes how to build Orxonox with an old version of MinGW that ships with GCC v3.4.5. This works only with Ogre up to version 1.6 (which is included in the 4th dependency package). We recommend to use the current version of MinGW which works with the recent dependencies. See [wiki:WindowsMinGW/current] for an installation guide. However this guide is still present to help people that want to use an old version of GCC.
+Note: This page is outdated. It describes how to build Orxonox with an old version of MinGW that ships with GCC 3.4.5. This works only with Ogre up to version 1.6 (which is included in the 4th dependency package). We recommend to use the current version of MinGW which works with the recent dependencies. See [wiki:WindowsMinGW/current] for an installation guide. However this guide is still present to help people that want to use an old version of GCC.
 
 == MinGW ==
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  * '''While installing check the option to "add CMake to the system PATH"'''
 
-Open {{{c:\<msys-install-path>\etc\profile}}} and add the following line at the bottom of the file:
+== Build Orxonox ==
+First we add an alias to the profile of MSYS which helps us creating make-files with CMake. Open the MSYS console and type the following lines:
 {{{
-alias cm='cmake .. -G "MSYS Makefiles"'
+$ echo alias cm=\'cmake .. -G \"MSYS Makefiles\"\' >> ~/.profile
+$ source ~/.profile
 }}}
 
-== Build Orxonox ==
-Open the MSYS console, change into your trunk folder and create a build directory:
+Change into the trunk folder and create a build directory:
 {{{
 $ cd trunk
@@ -131 +132 @@
 }}}
 
-Now we use the alias "cm" from the previous section. This shortcut will invoke CMake and create the Makefiles. Type the following into the MSYS console:
+Now we use the alias "cm" we created before. This shortcut will invoke CMake and create the Makefiles. Type the following into the MSYS console:
 {{{
 $ cm