Building:Win32:Code::Blocks

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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Requirements 3 Getting started 4 Building FIFE 5 Testing FIFE 5.1 Rio de hola

[edit] Introduction

This guide describes how to build FIFE on Win32-systems with the Code::Blocks IDE and the mingw compiler.

[edit] Requirements

• Code:Blocks
• FIFE Win32 DevKit - the latest version can be found in download section

[edit] Getting started

• Checkout the latest sources from the Subversion repository

svn co http://fife.svn.cvsdude.com/engine/trunk

• Unpack / install the Win32 DevKit to <FIFE>\build\win32\
• Download and install ActivePython 2.6

[edit] Building FIFE

• Run <FIFE>\build\win32\update_project_files.bat to update the file list and generate the necessary SWIG wrappers for python. This step needs to be run every time you update your local files to ensure that SWIG will always create working wrappers that are based on the latest code!
• Open and build <FIFE>\build\win32\build_environments\code_blocks\fife_engine.cbp

You should find the built dynamic library entitled _fife.pyd in <FIFE>\engine\swigwrappers\python

[edit] Testing FIFE

The required libraries are bundled with the FIFE SDKs. Simply run <FIFE>\build\win32\update_dlls_mingw.bat to automatically copy the DLLs to the right folders.

[edit] Rio de hola

• Move into the <FIFE>\clients\rio_de_hola folder.
• Start run.py.

Note: OpenAL needs to be installed for sound (can be found in FIFE SDK)