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@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ SciTECO Build and Runtime Dependencies * Autotools and an UNIX-like environment * GNU Make - * A GCC-compatible C11 and C++11 compiler, e.g. GNU C/C++ - (v4.4 or later) or LLVM/gcc or LLVM/Clang. + * A GCC-compatible C11 and C++17 compiler, e.g. GNU C/C++ + (v5.0 or later) or LLVM/gcc or LLVM/Clang. SciTECO itself does not require C++, but Scintilla does. * Glib 2 as a cross-platform runtime library (v2.44 or later): https://developer.gnome.org/glib/ @@ -43,11 +43,13 @@ These dependencies are bundled with the SciTECO Git repository and with source tar balls, so they usually do not have to be installed by the user manually: - * Scintilla (v3.6.3 or later): + * Scintilla (v5.0.0 or later): http://www.scintilla.org/ * When choosing the Curses interface: - * Scinterm (v1.7 or later): + * Scinterm (v3.1 or later): http://foicica.com/scinterm/ + * Lexilla (v5.0.0 or later): + https://www.scintilla.org/Lexilla.html On Ubuntu, you can install all dependencies you could possibly need as follows: @@ -79,13 +81,13 @@ Just make sure you have cloned your repository as follows: $ git clone https://github.com/rhaberkorn/sciteco.git $ cd sciteco/ - $ git submodule update --init --recursive + $ git submodule update --init If you already have a Git clone of the SciTECO repository and want to update it, you should issue the following commands: $ git pull - $ git submodule update --recursive + $ git submodule update When building from Git, you must first generate the ./configure script using Autoconf/Automake: @@ -139,28 +141,22 @@ Out of Tree Builds Like any Autoconf/Automake-based project, SciTECO can generally be built out-of-tree (in a different directory than its sources). This is often useful, especially when cross-compiling. -Unfortunately, the Scintilla build-system does not support -out-of-tree builds, so even though Scintilla has been tied +Unfortunately, the Scintilla (and related libraries') build-system +does not support out-of-tree builds, so even though Scintilla has been tied into SciTECO's build system for convenience, out-of-tree builds cannot be performed directly as Scintilla would still be built in SciTECO's source directory by default. -Fortunately, SciTECO allows you to overwrite the Scintilla -source and build path via the ./configure --with-scintilla option. -This may be used to clone a copy of Scintilla into SciTECO's -build directory, initialize its Scinterm submodule and direct -SciTECO's build system to this copy. +However, you may copy Scintilla, Scinterm and Lexilla into +SciTECO's build directory. An out-of-tree build of SciTECO can thus be achieved using the following steps (supposing that the build directory will be a subdirectory of the Git repository called `build-dir`): - $ mkdir build-dir + $ mkdir -p build-dir/contrib + $ cp -r contrib/{scintilla,scinterm,lexilla} build-dir/contrib/ $ cd build-dir - $ git clone ../scintilla - $ cd scintilla - $ git submodule update --init - $ cd .. - $ ../configure --with-scintilla=scintilla + $ ../configure $ make ... |