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Building CSP64

Currently, building is only possible on Windows due to the build.bat file. This should change soon, however, as I will probably make a Unix version in the near future.

If on Windows

  1. Make sure that Kick Assembler is installed in the right directory.
    • This directory should be a folder named "KickAss" in the folder below the folder that hosts the CSP64 source code.
    • For example, this could be D:\src\KickAss, while the source code is at D:\src\csp64.
  2. Open your favourite command line application (Command Prompt, Powershell)
  3. Navigate to the directory where the build.bat file is, and run it.

If on MacOS, Unix, or Linux

TODO. a script for this will be made soon. a script has been made!

  1. Make sure that Kick Assembler is installed in the right directory.
    • This directory should be a folder named "KickAss" in the folder below the folder that hosts the CSP64 source code.
    • For example, this could be D:\src\KickAss, while the source code is at D:\src\csp64.
  2. Open your terminal of choice
  3. Make sure that build.sh is executable by doing chmod +x build.sh
  4. Do ./build.sh to run the build script. (no I don't want to deal with makefiles)