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This document is dedicated to people who want to compile MTASC from sources.
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- install OCaml (at http://caml.inria.fr ). 3.08 is recommanded
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- install CVS (http://www.cvshome.org)
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- download and compile ZLIB (http://www.zlib.org)
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- put the "install.ml" MTASC install script into a directory of your choice
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- configure ocaml and cvs so it can run from commandline
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- edit and *configure* install.ml (see below)
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- run the following command "ocaml install.ml" to run compilation script
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- the binary can be found in the "bin" subdirectory of install.ml
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- you also need to copy somewhere on your system the "ocaml/mtasc/std"
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subdirectory (and use -cp <path to std> for mtasc commandline).
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install.ml is an install script that will download and compile sources.
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It needs some minimal configuration in order to work correctly.
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First you need to choose which of the two build you want to compile :
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- native : native is compiled for your processor, it will run a lot faster
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- bytecode : ocaml bytecode program, however it is not platform independant
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since it links some C code for ZLib bindings
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Then you need to configure the path where zlib.lib or zlib.a can be found.
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For example on Linux you will have to replace it by something like :
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let zlib = "/usr/lib/libz.a"
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In case of problem please join the MTASC mailing list here :
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http://lists.motion-twin.com/mailman/listinfo/mtasc
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