libtcod HOWTO 4: checking out and compiling under Linux
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Suggestion... how about supplying written instructions, too? Not everyone wants to watch videos on YouTube.
redwillrise 4 months ago
@redwillrise Written instructions used to be present with libtcod's documentation. I might assemble a "from zero to hero" manual at some point, probably when I code the new transformed umbrarumregnum site.
mingos777 4 months ago
You can supply all wanted packages in one go in apt-get, like "sudo apt-get install subversion zlib1g-dev ...", saves a lot of time.
I could use some advice: I want to install libtcod in my system, so its centrally available? How do I do that? Just copy all *.so to /usr/lib/libtcod or is there more to it?
AntsanParcher 1 year ago
@AntsanParcher I've never really done that, but it should be fairly easy to do, as long as the path to the library is known. I think if you have a look at the file /etc/ld.so.conf, you should be able to set the path to your libtcod library. No guarantees though: as I said, I've never done this before (I'm a linux noob, despite what it might seem on the video, hehe).
mingos777 1 year ago
@mingos777 I fear that doesnt help much, but thanks either way!
AntsanParcher 1 year ago
@AntsanParcher Why don't you check on libtcod forums? There are some experienced linux users there, they'll surely be able to provide a better answer.
mingos777 1 year ago