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Now that all dependencies are setup, you can go ahead with the compilation of Crystal Space.
Download and unpack a source package of Crystal Space, either an official release from the website or a development version from Subversion.
Then open a new terminal, go to the directory where you unpacked Crystal Space, run the configuration script and build the entire project:
./configure jam |
This is the end of the compilation process of Crystal Space. You can now try to run a test application such as ‘walktest’ or ‘startme’.
You can also see more information on the available building options at the dedicated page.
This is not advised to do a make install
for Crystal Space, since it
can interfere with other installations you may have made previously. The
dedicated way to deal with that problem is to define the
CRYSTAL environment variable.
In order to do so, you can open your ‘~/.bashrc’ file and add the following new line at the end of it:
export CRYSTAL=path_to_your_CS_directory |
Also, since you haven't installed Crystal Space, your system will most probably
have troubles finding its shared library files. To deal with that, you would need
to add an entry in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable, so add also
the following line to your ‘~/.bashrc’ file:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:path_to_your_CS_directory |
The changes you made to your ‘~/.bashrc’ file will only get available for the next terminals you would open. You may therefore prefer to close the terminals you have already opened in order to avoid getting problems with the environment variables not defined.
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