Closed michael-myers closed 8 years ago
Good catch Michael, thanks :)
I have updated the README.md to reflect your suggested method to fetch git modules as well as provided the command line you provided to fetch C headers and dependancies on Ubuntu. Kuddos ! I am also adding the missing C header you spotted.
I have updated the README.md with example usage and an explaination of each command to get you started from there :)
Thanks a lot for beta testing this Michael, you rock !!
Thanks for releasing your work and thanks for adding all that documentation!
On 8/11/16 1:26 AM, Jonathan Brossard wrote:
Good catch Michael, thanks :)
I have updated the README.md to reflect your suggested method to fetch git modules as well as provided the command line you provided to fetch C headers and dependancies on Ubuntu. Kuddos ! I am also adding the missing C header you spotted.
I have updated the README.md with example usage and an explaination of each command to get you started from there :)
Thanks a lot for beta testing this Michael, you rock !!
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No worries Mike. I hope it helps in getting started :))
1) Maybe you think it goes without saying but this git repo is using git submodules, so you have to pull in the other repos to the source tree:
2) All of these unstated dependencies had to be installed in order to build (Ubuntu 16.04) so it seems worth putting in the readme:
sudo apt-get install clang libbfd-dev uthash-dev libelf-dev libcapstone-dev libreadline6 libreadline6-dev libiberty-dev libgsl-dev
3) I had to add a line to wcc.c, in order to pull in the definition of a macro called PRIx64:
#include <inttypes.h>