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Douglas Thrift's Renegade Map Selector ReadMe |
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Copyright (C) 2003, Douglas Thrift. All Rights Reserved. |
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OSI Certified Open Source Software |
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Douglas Thrift's Renegade Map Selector Version 1.0 |
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A GUI program to ease map selection and ordering for Westwood Studios' |
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Command & Conquer Renegade Free Dedicated Server. |
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System Requirements |
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Windows NT/2000/XP or Linux with GTK 2.2 (available at |
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http://www.gtk.org/download/). |
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Installation |
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The program should be installed in the Server directory where the Renegade |
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FDS is installed. It should also be run from that directory. The program |
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accepts two command line arguments: -D, to turn on debug output and -file, |
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to specify a different ini file name. |
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Compilation |
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To build the program on Windows you need a C++ compiler such as Microsoft |
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Visual C++. From the Command Prompt, you would type the following command: |
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> nmake |
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To build the program on Linux you need GNU Make and GCC's g++ (these are |
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usually standard on Linux systems). From a terminal, you would type the |
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following command: |
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$ make |
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If you want to specify a different compiler or additional options, you may |
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add variables to the command line. For example if you wanted to use another |
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version of GCC that you installed and wanted your code fully optimized you |
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could type the following command: |
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$ make CPPC=g++31 CPPCOPT=-O3 |
