Closed qubodup closed 11 years ago
cbehave
is a submodule; did you perform a git submodule update
when cloning? Your git client may also have an option to do that during the clone. Is cdogs-sdl/src/tests/cbehave
completely empty or just missing the CMakeLists.txt
?
I did not. I'm not familiar with this command. How should I run it? Just executing the command git submodule update
in git clone root doesn't seem to achieve anything.
The directory is empty except for an empty CMakeFiles directory.
try cd
into cdogs-sdl/src/test/cbehave
and performing a git pull
. If that works you should see files such as cbehave.h
, CMakeLists.txt
, examples/
.
Thanks, there was a command missing: git submodule init
. The following works:
git clone https://github.com/cxong/cdogs-sdl.git cd cdogs-sdl git submodule init git submodule update ./make.sh
EDIT: perhaps add these commands to the building documentation?
I get an error at the end of make ( http://codepad.org/suMvP2TW ) but this looks like an OS-related issue and I'll check Arch's forums before reporting it.
There's a wiki page for getting started with development; it should have the git submodule init
instructions. Which documentation were you following? How can the documentation be improved?
Maybe he meant ./make.sh instead of make.sh.
Hello,
a cmake file seems to be missing:
Current git, arch linux 64bit