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An initial Android port is available but development is paused for now and the code is in early alpha (read useless) state. See [[GDC/Installation/Android|Installation/Android]] for more information. | An initial Android port is available but development is paused for now and the code is in early alpha (read useless) state. See [[GDC/Installation/Android|Installation/Android]] for more information. | ||
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=== Cross compiling === | === Cross compiling === | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 1 February 2014
Contents
Installing from source
Generic installation
Use the Installation/Generic guide if there's no system specific installation guide for your system.
System specific installation
Windows
Building on windows requires some special steps. There's no up to date guide right now. Outdated guides are available on the old GDC wiki.
Android
An initial Android port is available but development is paused for now and the code is in early alpha (read useless) state. See Installation/Android for more information.
Arch Linux (also Manjaro Linux)
See GDC/Installation/ArchLinux.
Cross compiling
See Cross Compiler.
After the installation
You might want to run the test suite, see GDC/Test Suite.
