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This will get you on the "master" branch, which is where new code is merged. This is the latest and greatest development and is quite unstable. To build a specific alpha, you need to checkout the appropriate release tag: | This will get you on the "master" branch, which is where new code is merged. This is the latest and greatest development and is quite unstable. To build a specific alpha, you need to checkout the appropriate release tag: | ||
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| + | You may also need to clone the [https://github.com/pioneerspacesim/pioneer-thirdparty pioneer-thirdparty] repository, depending on what platform you're on. It is needed to build on Windows. You should clone this in a directory ''next to'' your clone of the pioneer directory (''not'' a sub-directory). Further instructions are in the COMPILING.txt file (linked below). | ||
==Compiling== | ==Compiling== | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 25 January 2013
Getting the Code
Pioneer is managed using Git, and is stored on Github. The official repository is the best one to get. To get it:
git clone git://github.com/pioneerspacesim/pioneer.git
This will get you on the "master" branch, which is where new code is merged. This is the latest and greatest development and is quite unstable. To build a specific alpha, you need to checkout the appropriate release tag:
git checkout alpha30
You may also need to clone the pioneer-thirdparty repository, depending on what platform you're on. It is needed to build on Windows. You should clone this in a directory next to your clone of the pioneer directory (not a sub-directory). Further instructions are in the COMPILING.txt file (linked below).
Compiling
There are instructions for how to compile the code included in the repository:
Debugging
For developers on Linux, gdb can be used for debugging
gdb ./src/pioneer run
Bugs, and feature requests, should be logged on the issue tracker.
