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Richard Goedeken 2013-06-27 22:28:41 -07:00
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@ -63,6 +63,9 @@ Type 'make' by itself to view all available build options:
SHAREDIR=path == extra path to search for shared data files
OPTFLAGS=flag == compiler optimization (default: -O3)
PIC=(1|0) == Force enable/disable of position independent code
OSD=(1|0) == Enable/disable build of OpenGL On-screen display
NEW_DYNAREC=1 == Replace dynamic recompiler with Ari64's experimental dynarec
POSTFIX=name == String added to the name of the the build (default: '')
Install Options:
PREFIX=path == install/uninstall prefix (default: /usr/local/)
SHAREDIR=path == path to install shared data (default: PREFIX/share/mupen64plus/)
@ -76,6 +79,7 @@ Type 'make' by itself to view all available build options:
DBG_CORE=1 == print debugging info in r4300 core
DBG_COUNT=1 == print R4300 instruction count totals (64-bit dynarec only)
DBG_COMPARE=1 == enable core-synchronized r4300 debugging
DBG_TIMING=1 == print timing data
DBG_PROFILE=1 == dump profiling data for r4300 dynarec to data file
V=1 == show verbose compiler output
@ -99,10 +103,13 @@ files used by mupen64plus.
NOTE: By default, install.sh uses /usr/local for the install prefix. Although
the user can specify an alternate prefix to install.sh at the commandline, the
mupen64plus binary was compiled to look for the install directory in /usr/local,
so specifying an alternate prefix to install.sh will cause problems (mupen64plus
will not find the install directory). If you want to use a prefix other than
/usr/local, you will have to download the source package and build with the
PREFIX option (see below).
so specifying an alternate prefix to install.sh will cause problems (the
mupen64plus front-end application will not find the directory containing the
core library) unless the directory to which you install it is known by your
dynamic library loader (ie, included in /etc/ld.conf.so)
If you want to use a prefix other than /usr/local, you may also download the
source code package and build with the PREFIX option (see below).
*Source Distribution*
@ -114,7 +121,7 @@ to /usr/local. This can be changed by passing the PREFIX option to make. NOTE:
you must pass the prefix, when building AND installing. For example, to install
mupen64plus to /usr, do this:
$ make all
$ make PREFIX=/usr all
$ sudo make PREFIX=/usr install
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