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==Beta 1 Release Candidate==
==Beta 3 Release Candidate==
* Follow the instructions on the page [[Mercurial]], however at the second step,
* Follow the instructions on the page [[Mercurial]], however at the second step,
:hg clone -r master glob2 glob2-master
:hg clone -r master glob2 glob2-master
Instead do:
Instead do:
:hg clone -r beta1-rc glob2 glob2-beta1-rc
:hg clone -r beta3-rc glob2 glob2-beta3-rc
And when updating the release candidate, do
And when updating the release candidate, do
:hg pull -r beta1-rc http://hg.globulation2.org/glob2/
:hg pull -r beta3-rc http://hg.globulation2.org/glob2/
:hg update tip
:hg update tip
* This release candidate introduced SCons as the autotools/make replacement. To use scons, simply type
* This release candidate introduced SCons as the autotools/make replacement. To use scons, simply type
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:>> run
:>> run


In the glob2-beta1-rc directory. One still needs to use ./syncmaps and ./syncdata to get the maps and images.
In the glob2-beta3-rc directory. One still needs to use ./syncmaps and ./syncdata to get the maps and images.
* This release candidate includes a number of features that have destroyed backwards compatibility. Old maps and game saves are *supposed* to be ignored but they aren't always. If your maps and game saves aren't automatically ignored (and cause some sort of crash), put in [http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?group=glob2 bug report] with all console output. This includes information that you get when typing the following into the console (after the crash), at the gdb terminal:
* This release candidate includes a number of features that have destroyed backwards compatibility. Old maps and game saves are *supposed* to be ignored but they aren't always. If your maps and game saves aren't automatically ignored (and cause some sort of crash), put in [http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?group=glob2 bug report] with all console output. This includes information that you get when typing the following into the console (after the crash), at the gdb terminal:
:>> bt
:>> bt
This will help us greatly.
This will help us greatly.
* Test the new scons install, scons dist, and scons -c (clean) features.
* Translations are almost all out of date except for the English translation, so if you are a translator and willing to help, best make your updates to the translations before the release candidate finishes.
* Translations are almost all out of date except for the English translation, so if you are a translator and willing to help, best make your updates to the translations before the release candidate finishes.



[[Category:en]]
[[Category:Developer Resources]]
[[Category:Developer Resources]]

Latest revision as of 01:08, 2 October 2009

Beta 3 Release Candidate

  • Follow the instructions on the page Mercurial, however at the second step,
hg clone -r master glob2 glob2-master

Instead do:

hg clone -r beta3-rc glob2 glob2-beta3-rc

And when updating the release candidate, do

hg pull -r beta3-rc http://hg.globulation2.org/glob2/
hg update tip
  • This release candidate introduced SCons as the autotools/make replacement. To use scons, simply type
scons CXXFLAGS="-g"
  • In Ubuntu, you might want to satisfy some dependencies:
sudo apt-get install scons libsdl1.2-dev libsdl-ttf2.0-dev libsdl-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev libsdl-net1.2-dev libsdl-sound1.2-dev libboost-thread-dev

The CXXFLAGS adjustment is to aid with testing. Run glob2 with

gdb ./src/glob2
>> run

In the glob2-beta3-rc directory. One still needs to use ./syncmaps and ./syncdata to get the maps and images.

  • This release candidate includes a number of features that have destroyed backwards compatibility. Old maps and game saves are *supposed* to be ignored but they aren't always. If your maps and game saves aren't automatically ignored (and cause some sort of crash), put in bug report with all console output. This includes information that you get when typing the following into the console (after the crash), at the gdb terminal:
>> bt

This will help us greatly.

  • Translations are almost all out of date except for the English translation, so if you are a translator and willing to help, best make your updates to the translations before the release candidate finishes.
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