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Building Fanorona for GNOME requires:

 * glade
 * autoconf
 * automake
 * gettext
 * GTK+
 * GNOME
 * GNU Make

To build, simply type "make" in this directory; it will run the entire
process, including the configure scripts (unless they've already been
done).  If you wish to specify an install prefix (as in the usual
--prefix flag to configure), use "make PREFIX=/prefix".  To install,
use "make install" in this directory.

It is also possible to build an RPM directly from the Makefile.  If
you can run as root, it's simple: "make rpm".  If not, you can build
the RPM in your local directory.  The command I use is:

TOPDIR=/home/francis/C/mybuild ROOT=/home/francis/C/root make rpm

In this case, the RPM will wind up in
/home/francis/C/mybuild/RPMS/i386/fanorona-0.1.2-1.i386.rpm (assuming
you're building on an Intel box).

I also have the following directive in my ~/.rpmmacros (I don't
remember any more why I have both this and the TOPDIR environment
variable; but I know it doesn't work unless I have both):

%_topdir /home/francis/C/mybuild

The package now also includes code for an FLTK-based implementation,
based on the same core libraries; to build it, enter "make
fl-fanorona" from the top level.  It can be compiled for the Agenda
VR3 handheld (or, probably, other Linux VR-based devices, but the
Agenda's what I have); "make fl-fanorona.agenda".  The Makefiles are
set up so that the Agenda version can coexist with the version built
for your native platform; Agenda binaries are placed into
subdirectories named "agenda".

To compile for FLTK on your native platform, FLTK will need to be
installed under /usr/local (as the FLTK installation scripts do by
default).

To compile for the Agenda, you will need the usual Agenda
cross-compilation tools, under /usr/mipsel-linux.