Add note on new cmake build tool to INSTALL
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release-dll is usually the best choice. Adjust the runtime library to
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release-dll is usually the best choice. Adjust the runtime library to
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your needs, multithreaded-dll is preconfigured by default.
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your needs, multithreaded-dll is preconfigured by default.
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Unix: try running 'make' in the ./code dir. Or SCons from
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These solutions are currently hand-maintained, they copy all
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./workspaces/SCons. Or CMAKE, from the CMakelists.txt. Choose whatever
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the resulting binaries to ./bin/config-name at the moment.
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buildtool you like most.
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Unix & Family:
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CMake is now our preferred build tool. Run cmake with your
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favourite build script generator from *here* and have fun.
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If you use cmake only to get a makefile, run
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'make' and 'make install' afterwards.
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Note that running make from ./code is deprecated, although there
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is still a suitable makefile in it.
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