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- update information on native bullet building

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engine/bullet-native-build.txt
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This document outlines the process of building bullet-jme on different platforms.
Since bulletjme is a native java library and bullet gets included statically,
building requires you to download and build the bullet source first.
building requires downloading and building the bullet sources.
Note that you do need to have CMake and a GCC compiler installed as well as
the Android NDK in case you want to build for android too.
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ALL PLATFORMS
- Java SDK 1.5+: http://java.sun.com
- Apache ANT: http://ant.apache.org (Included in most Java IDEs)
- Apache ANT: http://ant.apache.org (included in most Java IDEs)
- Android NDK (optional): http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html
WINDOWS
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You can alter options in the "nbproject/bullet.properties" file, such as the used
bullet version, native compilation options (see below), path to Android NDK etc.
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Running
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The resulting jMonkeyEngine3.jar containing the tests will automatically use the
jME3-jbullet.jar or jME3-bullet.jar, depending on which is available in the libs directory.
A convenience target exists to run the engine tests using the native bullet library:
> ant run-bullet-native
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Altering the native build process
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Netbeans Project
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The project also includes a Netbeans project to edit and build
the source in the Netbeans IDE in the /src/bullet/ subfolder.
The engine NetBeans project also includes the native sources and a build configuration
entry to build the binary and run the tests with it.
To have correct syntax highlighting in .cpp/.h files:
- in Netbeans Settings -> C/C++ -> Code Assistance -> C++
- add bullet-2.77/src as include directories for c++
- add JAVA_HOME/include as include directories for c++
- add bullet-2.79/src as include directories for C++
- add JAVA_HOME/include as include directories for C