MS Windows

Under MS Windows, you need to set the environment variable WXWIN to the location of wxWidgets. You need the following subdirectories to be located in same the directory:

• roboop: the ROBOOP directory;
• GLroboop: the GLroboop directory.

For MS Visual C++, you also need to have in the same directory

• wx: the wxWidgets directory;

You need to enable OpenGL support in wxWidgets. To do so, in the wxWidgets directory edit the file:

include\wx\msw\setup.h

to have (line 854 in the 2.6.3 release)

#define wxUSE_GLCANVAS       1

MS Visual C++ 6.0 and .NET

In the wxWidgets directory, open the workspace:

build\msw\wx.dsw

Using the Build -> Batch Build menu option, select the following targets:

• wxregex - Win32 Unicode Release, wxregex - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• wxzlib - Win32 Unicode Release, wxzlib - Win32 Unicode Debug.
• wxpng - Win32 Unicode Release, wxpng - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• wxjpeg - Win32 Unicode Release, wxjpeg - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• wxtiff - Win32 Unicode Release, wxtiff - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• wxexpat - Win32 Unicode Release, wxexpat - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• base - Win32 Unicode Release, base - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• core - Win32 Unicode Release, core - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• adv - Win32 Unicode Release, adv - Win32 Unicode Debug,
• gl - Win32 Unicode Release, gl - Win32 Unicode Debug.

Do not select the DLL targets. Then, build the libraries. Be patient, depending on your computer, this process can take a while !

In the ROBOOP directory, open the workspace:

roboop.dsw

Using the Build -> Batch Build menu option, select all the targets. Then, build the targets.

Finally, in the GLroboop directory, open the workspace:

Glroboop.dsw

Using the Build -> Batch Build menu option, select all the targets. Then, build the targets.

You can now run the program !

Borland C++ 4.5/5.0/5.5

After you have modified the setup.h file, go to the build/msw subdirectory in the the wxWidgets directory and execute:

make -f makefile.bcc USE_OPENGL=1 UNICODE=1

This will build a DEBUG version of the library. To obtain a non-DEBUG version, run the following commands:

make -f makefile.bcc USE_OPENGL=1 UNICODE=1 BUILD=release

Then, in the ROBOOP, run the command:

make -f makefile.bc5

Finally, in the GLroboop directory, execute:

make -f makefile.b32

This will build a DEBUG version of the program. To obtain a non-DEBUG version, run the following commands:

make -f makefile.b32 BUILD=release