Development:Building:Intel - Revision history

Sardisson: obsolete these; thanks delliott for getting them up when we needed them!

2006-11-06T22:51:53Z

obsolete these; thanks delliott for getting them up when we needed them!

2006-08-05T20:34:53Z

Updating your source and rebuilding: fix typo

2006-07-28T18:46:50Z

Pulling source and building in Terminal.app: where does Camino end up, cvs update

2006-07-27T21:32:53Z

Pulling source and building in Terminal.app: oops

2006-07-27T21:13:25Z

Pulling source and building in Terminal.app: give an example dir for the heck of it

2006-07-27T12:57:28Z

References: Link to discussion

2006-07-27T12:55:22Z

Building in Xcode: appname nazi, note about redoing after project changes

2006-07-27T12:47:43Z

Building Camino on your Intel Mac: insert (trunk) to clarify

2006-06-26T09:26:44Z

2006-06-26T09:23:00Z

Removed mk_add_options MOZ_OBJDIR=@TOPSRCDIR@/../build because it was causing problems with XCode 2.3

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		+	<div style="margin: 0; padding:0 .5em; border:1px solid pink; background:#FFE8E8;"><b>N.B.</b> These build instructions are obsolete and have been superseded by the instructions on [[Development:Building]].</div>
		+
	==Building Camino (trunk) on your Intel Mac==		==Building Camino (trunk) on your Intel Mac==

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   make -f client.mk
-(For OBJDIR builds, replace <tt>make -f client.mk</tt> with <tt>make -f client.mk; cd ../{OBJDIR}; make</tt>)
+(For OBJDIR builds, replace <tt>make -f client.mk</tt> with <tt>make -f client.mk checkout; cd ../{OBJDIR}; make</tt>)
 ===Building in Xcode===

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	make -f client.mk		make -f client.mk
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		+	When you're all done, your Camino ends up in <tt>camino/build</tt> (<tt>mozilla/camino/build</tt> for a non-OBJDIR build, <tt>{OBJDIR}/camino/build</tt> in an OBJDIR build).
		+
		+	====Updating your source and rebuilding====
		+
		+	'''Please''' visit the [http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=Camino Tinderbox] and '''make sure that the 2nd, 3rd, and 6th columns are green.'''
		+
		+	cd ~/dev/lizard/mozilla
		+	cvs update -dP client.mk
		+	make -f client.mk
		+
		+	(For OBJDIR builds, replace <tt>make -f client.mk</tt> with <tt>make -f client.mk; cd ../{OBJDIR}; make</tt>)

	===Building in Xcode===		===Building in Xcode===

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 ===Pulling source and building in Terminal.app===
-Open Terminal.app, change directory to where you would like to build Camino from (e.g., <tt>~/dev/lizard/</tt>).
+Open Terminal.app, change directory to where you would like to build Camino from (e.g., <tt>~/dev/lizard</tt>).
   export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs-mirror.mozilla.org:/cvsroot
   cvs login
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   cvs co mozilla/camino/config/mozconfig
-Use your favourite text editor to create the file .mozconfig
+Now move into the mozilla directory and use your favourite text editor to create the file .mozconfig
 If your Intel Mac has a Core Duo processor then your .mozconfig file should contain the following:

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 ===Pulling source and building in Terminal.app===
-Open Terminal.app, change directory to where you would like to build Camino from.
+Open Terminal.app, change directory to where you would like to build Camino from (e.g., <tt>~/dev/lizard/</tt>).
   export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs-mirror.mozilla.org:/cvsroot

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	#http://www.caminobrowser.org/development/build/		#http://www.caminobrowser.org/development/build/
	#http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Mac_OS_X_Universal_Binaries		#http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Mac_OS_X_Universal_Binaries
		+
		+	==Discussion==
		+	Questions, comments, missing items, ''et cetera''? See the [[Talk:Development:Building:Intel\|Discussion]] tab.

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   make -f client.mk
-===Building in XCode===
+===Building in Xcode===
-Open XCode, click your left-mouse button on File ... Open
+*Open Xcode, click your left-mouse button on File ... Open
-Browse to mozlla/camino/ and select Camino.xcode
+*Browse to <tt>mozilla/camino/</tt> and select <tt>Camino.xcode</tt>
-Choose to Upgrade a Copy
+*Choose to Upgrade a Copy
-Click on Project... Edit Project Settings
+*Click on Project... Edit Project Settings
-In the General tab select Mac OS X 10.4 (Universal) in the Cross-Develop Using Target SDK drop-down menu.
+*In the General tab, select Mac OS X 10.4 (Universal) in the Cross-Develop Using Target SDK drop-down menu.
-Click on Change in the panel that pops up.
+*Click on Change in the panel that pops up.
 ===Setting Camino to use a different profile===

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−	==Building Camino on your Intel Mac==	+	==Building Camino (trunk) on your Intel Mac==

	These instructions are constantly changing and should not be considered a definitive resource, even though there is no other resource.		These instructions are constantly changing and should not be considered a definitive resource, even though there is no other resource.

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 Where N = # of CPUs +1, where # of CPUs = 2 on a Core Duo processor.
-'''PLEASE READ THE LINE ABOVE AGAIN''', you are not setting 'N' MAKE_FLAGS, but a real number as defined above!
+'''Please read the above line, again''', you are not setting 'N' MAKE_FLAGS, but a real number as defined above!
 To pull from cvs and build:
   make -f client.mk

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   ac_add_options --disable-optimize
   ac_add_options --enable-debug
   mk_add_options MOZ_MAKE_FLAGS=-jN
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 Open XCode, click your left-mouse button on File ... Open
-Browse to build/i386/camino/ and select Camino.xcode
+Browse to mozlla/camino/ and select Camino.xcode
 Choose to Upgrade a Copy
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 This means you can run the Camino you are developing on alongside your day-to-day copy of Camino!
-The following did not work for me but my Mentor seems to have no problem with it, feedback would be appreciated.
+There are 2 ways to do this, you can either set this within XCode:
   Click Project... Edit Active Executable 'Camino'
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   Click Build & Go in the XCode Toolbar
-The following does work for me
+Or you can set this at a Terminal:
 Instead of clicking on Build & Go in the XCode toolbar, click on Build.