DarkRadiant - Compiling in macOS - Revision history

Greebo at 10:00, 12 January 2020

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	{{infobox\|text=Note that Mac OS X support is still kind of "beta" at this stage. If you are able to test and/or help in this area, please stop by in the [~~http~~://forums.thedarkmod.com/ forums].}}		{{infobox\|text=Note that Mac OS X support is still kind of "beta" at this stage. If you are able to test and/or help in this area, please stop by in the [https://forums.thedarkmod.com/ forums].}}

	At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.		At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.

Greebo: Greebo moved page DarkRadiant - Compiling in OS X to DarkRadiant - Compiling in macOS

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Greebo moved page DarkRadiant - Compiling in OS X to DarkRadiant - Compiling in macOS

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2017-03-19T12:12:21Z

Greebo moved page DarkRadiant - Compiling in Mac OS X to DarkRadiant - Compiling in OS X

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Greebo: /* Compile the Xcode Project */

2017-03-18T15:39:08Z

Compile the Xcode Project

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	== Compile the Xcode Project ==		== Compile the Xcode Project ==
	Start Xcode and open the project file in <tt>tools/xcode/DarkRadiant.xcodeproj</tt>. Compilation is supposed to work out of the box, so hit Command-B (⌘-B) to start the build process.		Start Xcode and open the project file in <tt>tools/xcode/DarkRadiant.xcodeproj</tt>. Compilation is supposed to work out of the box, so hit Command-B (⌘-B) to start the build process. (It might be a good idea to check whether you're building a Debug or a Release build beforehand, by accessing the Schemes dropdown menu in the tool bar (Right-click the schemes menu and hit "Edit Scheme...", there's a dropdown box in that dialog.)

	Once completed, the output binary (including the .app file) will be located in a folder similar to this:		Once completed, the output binary (including the .app file) will be located in a folder similar to this:

Greebo at 15:37, 18 March 2017

2017-03-18T15:37:09Z

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	{{infobox\|text=Note that Mac OS X support is kind of ~~experimental~~ at this stage. If you are able to help in this area, please stop by in the [http://forums.thedarkmod.com/ forums].}}		{{infobox\|text=Note that Mac OS X support is still kind of "beta" at this stage. If you are able to test and/or help in this area, please stop by in the [http://forums.thedarkmod.com/ forums].}}

	At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.		At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.
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	I managed to compile and run the application, but there are a few things not fully working, like the tabs in the Group Dialog, and the XY view was not refreshing itself correctly - that might be due to my poor Mac environment though.		I managed to compile and run the application, but there are a few things not fully working, like the tabs in the Group Dialog, and the XY view was not refreshing itself correctly - that might be due to my poor Mac environment though.

	== Install ~~XCode~~ ==		== Install Xcode ==
	In my case I went with an ~~XCode~~ version that was supported in El Capitan, which happened to be Xcode 8~~.2.1~~. I think you're able to obtain this through the App Store, but there are dmg files floating available for download as well. The ~~XCode~~ installation will give you the necessary C++ compilers and libraries.		In my case I went with an Xcode version that was supported in El Capitan, which happened to be Xcode 8 and something. I think you're able to obtain this through the App Store, but there are dmg files floating available for download as well. The Xcode installation will give you the necessary C++ compilers and libraries.

	== Install MacPorts ==		== Install MacPorts ==
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	== Install required Libraries ==		== Install required Libraries ==
	Next up, get the libraries for DarkRadiant through the MacPorts command line tool <tt>port</tt>		Next up, get the libraries for DarkRadiant through the MacPorts command line tool <tt>port</tt>
	~~sudo port install automake autoconf libtool~~		sudo port install jpeg wxwidgets-3.0 pkgconfig libsigcxx2 freetype ftgl glew boost libxml2 freealut libvorbis libogg openal
	sudo port install jpeg wxwidgets-3.0 pkgconfig libsigcxx2 freetype ftgl glew boost libxml2
	~~sudo port install~~ freealut libvorbis libogg openal
	Answer Yes if any of these prompts you whether you want to install any dependencies for these.		Answer Yes if any of these prompts you whether you want to install any dependencies for these.

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	git clone https://github.com/codereader/DarkRadiant.git		git clone https://github.com/codereader/DarkRadiant.git

	== Configure and Make ==		== Compile the Xcode Project ==
	In the ~~Terminal~~, ~~change~~ to the folder DarkRadiant was cloned to (this is <tt>~/DarkRadiant</tt> if you ran <tt>git clone</tt> in your home folder) and type this to configure the build:		Start Xcode and open the project file in <tt>tools/xcode/DarkRadiant.xcodeproj</tt>. Compilation is supposed to work out of the box, so hit Command-B (⌘-B) to start the build process.

			Once completed, the output binary (including the .app file) will be located in a folder similar to this:
			~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/DarkRadiant-somethingsomething/Build/Products/Release
			The <tt>DarkRadiant.app</tt> is a portable package that can be launched right away. You can copy it to some other location just as fine. (Note: there's a post-compilation script configured in the Xcode project that will copy and setup the dependency libraries DarkRadiant is using).

			== Alternative: Configure and Make ==
			Alternatively, you can make use of the automake scripts, as used in Linux. For this step you'll need to autotools, so get them through MacPorts:
			sudo port install automake autoconf libtool
			Change to the folder DarkRadiant was cloned to (this is <tt>~/DarkRadiant</tt> if you ran <tt>git clone</tt> in your home folder) and type this to configure the build:
	cd ~/DarkRadiant		cd ~/DarkRadiant
	./autogen.sh		./autogen.sh

Greebo: /* Install XCode */

2017-02-10T18:20:22Z

Install XCode

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	== Install XCode ==		== Install XCode ==
	In my case I went with an XCode version that was supported in El Capitan, which happened to be ~~XCode 7~~.1. I think you're able to obtain this through the App Store, but there are dmg files floating available for download as well. The XCode installation will give you the necessary C++ compilers and libraries.		In my case I went with an XCode version that was supported in El Capitan, which happened to be Xcode 8.2.1. I think you're able to obtain this through the App Store, but there are dmg files floating available for download as well. The XCode installation will give you the necessary C++ compilers and libraries.

	== Install MacPorts ==		== Install MacPorts ==

Greebo: /* Install required Libraries */

2017-02-10T18:03:27Z

Install required Libraries

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	Next up, get the libraries for DarkRadiant through the MacPorts command line tool <tt>port</tt>		Next up, get the libraries for DarkRadiant through the MacPorts command line tool <tt>port</tt>
	sudo port install automake autoconf libtool		sudo port install automake autoconf libtool
	sudo port install jpeg wxwidgets-3.0 pkgconfig libsigcxx2 freetype ftgl glew boost		sudo port install jpeg wxwidgets-3.0 pkgconfig libsigcxx2 freetype ftgl glew boost libxml2
	sudo port install freealut libvorbis libogg openal		sudo port install freealut libvorbis libogg openal
	Answer Yes if any of these prompts you whether you want to install any dependencies for these.		Answer Yes if any of these prompts you whether you want to install any dependencies for these.

Greebo at 13:35, 5 February 2017

2017-02-05T13:35:06Z

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	At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.		At the current point there's no Bundle or Installer for DarkRadiant yet, so one needs to compile the application themselves. The following info has been gathered in OS X El Capitan. Depending on your OS X version the steps might differ a bit.

			I managed to compile and run the application, but there are a few things not fully working, like the tabs in the Group Dialog, and the XY view was not refreshing itself correctly - that might be due to my poor Mac environment though.

	== Install XCode ==		== Install XCode ==

Greebo: /* Configure and Make */

2017-02-05T13:31:52Z

Configure and Make

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	== Configure and Make ==		== Configure and Make ==
	In the Terminal, change to the folder DarkRadiant was cloned to (this is ~/DarkRadiant if you ran <tt>git clone</tt> in your home folder) and type this to configure the build:		In the Terminal, change to the folder DarkRadiant was cloned to (this is <tt>~/DarkRadiant</tt> if you ran <tt>git clone</tt> in your home folder) and type this to configure the build:
			cd ~/DarkRadiant
	./autogen.sh		./autogen.sh
	./configure --enable-darkmod-plugins CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" --with-wx-config=/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/wxWidgets.framework/Versions/wxWidgets/3.0/bin/wx-config		./configure --enable-darkmod-plugins CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" --with-wx-config=/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/wxWidgets.framework/Versions/wxWidgets/3.0/bin/wx-config

Greebo at 13:29, 5 February 2017

2017-02-05T13:29:50Z

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