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* Build info for bulletjme *
* Build info for bulletjme *
* (c) 2011 Normen Hansen *
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This document outlines the process of building bullet-jme on different platforms.
Since bullet- jme is a native java library and bullet gets included statically,
Since bulletjme is a native java library and bullet gets included statically,
building requires you to download and build the bullet source first.
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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Requirements
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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)
- Android NDK (optional): http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html
WINDOWS
- Install mingw GNU C++ Compiler: http://www.mingw.org/
- Install CMake: http://www.cmake.org/
Mac OSX
- Install XCode: http://developer.apple.com/ (or via the App Store)
- Install http://www.macports.org
- Install cmake via macports, in the Terminal type:
> sudo port install cmake
LINUX
- Install cmake (and gcc if not available) via your package manager of choice, e.g.
> sudo apt-get install cmake
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Building
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The build script in this directory does everything needed to download and compile
bullet and the jme-bullet library, you only need to call the appropriate ant target,
via your IDE or command line:
> ant build-bullet-natives
..and all of the steps below are executed automatically, including the download.
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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Altering the native build process
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bullet-jme uses cpptasks to compile native code as well as the Android NDK.
If you get compilation errors, try setting "native.java.include" in the build.properties file to your
JDK include directory, e.g. /opt/java/include or "c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_20\include".
To change the used compiler, edit the "native.platform.compiler" entry in the
"build.properties" file. The following c++ compilers work with cpptasks:
gcc GCC C++ compiler
g++ GCC C++ compiler
c++ GCC C++ compiler
msvc Microsoft Visual C++
bcc Borland C++ Compiler
icl Intel C++ compiler for Windows (IA-32)
ecl Intel C++ compiler for Windows (IA-64)
icc Intel C++ compiler for Linux (IA-32)
ecc Intel C++ compiler for Linux (IA-64)
CC Sun ONE C++ compiler
aCC HP aC++ C++ Compiler
wcl OpenWatcom C/C++ compiler
In the "nbproject" folder you can find "build-native-platform.xml" files containing the commands
to compile bullet-jme on different platforms. If you want to alter the process,
you can copy and modify one of the files and import it in the "build.xml" file instead
of the old one.
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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.
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++
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* Building bullet *
* Building bullet (optional) *
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More info on building bullet
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http://www.bulletphysics.org/mediawiki-1.5.8/index.php?title=Installation
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* Building bulletjme *
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Requirements
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- Java SDK 1.5+: http://java.sun.com
- Apache ANT: http://ant.apache.org
- C++ Compiler: (see below)
- jme3 Source: http://jmonkeyengine.googlecode.com/
- Statically compiled bullet source (see above)
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Preparation
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- copy/link bullet-trunk folder into the same folder where the bullet-jme folder is:
disk
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+-root folder
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+-engine
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+-sdk
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+-bullet-trunk
- You can alter options in the "src/bullet/native/bullet.properties" file, such as the used bullet
version, native compilation options etc. (see below)
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Building bulletjme native
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Commands:
> cd engine
> ant jar
> ant build-bullet-natives
Thats all. ANT takes care building native binaries and copies them to th elib directory.
If you get compilation errors, try setting "native.java.include" in the build.properties file to your
JDK include directory, e.g. /opt/java/include or "c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_20\include".
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Altering the native build process
-----------------------------------
bullet-jme uses cpptasks to compile native code.
To change the used compiler, edit the "native.platform.compiler" entry in the
"build.properties" file. The following c++ compilers work with cpptasks:
gcc GCC C++ compiler
g++ GCC C++ compiler
c++ GCC C++ compiler
msvc Microsoft Visual C++
bcc Borland C++ Compiler
icl Intel C++ compiler for Windows (IA-32)
ecl Intel C++ compiler for Windows (IA-64)
icc Intel C++ compiler for Linux (IA-32)
ecc Intel C++ compiler for Linux (IA-64)
CC Sun ONE C++ compiler
aCC HP aC++ C++ Compiler
wcl OpenWatcom C/C++ compiler
In the "nbproject" folder you can find "build-native-platform.xml" files containing the commands
to compile bullet-jme on different platforms. If you want to alter the process,
you can copy and modify one of the files and import it in the "build.xml" file instead
of the old one.
-----------------------------------
Netbeans Project
-----------------------------------
The project also includes a Netbeans project to edit and build
the source in the Netbeans IDE in the /src/bullet/ subfolder.
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++
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