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@@ -82,10 +82,9 @@ packages and tools have been used: -- OSX Developer Tools -- OpenAL1.0 SDK from Creative Labs (avaulable at http://developer.creative.com under "Gaming->Development Kits->Open AL") -The sources currently require a built JOGL source tree as a sibling -directory of your JOAL tree; this is to pick up the GlueGen tool, -which currently lives in the JOGL workspace. We plan to move this tool -into its own workspace and thereby break this dependence. +JOAL requires the GlueGen workspace to be checked out as a sibling +directory to the joal directory ("cvs co gluegen"). GlueGen will be +built automatially during the JOAL build process. Directory Organization: ======================= @@ -125,17 +124,21 @@ Preparations: JOAL Build Instructions: =================== -Copy the joal.properties file from the make/ subdirectory into your -home directory, or in particular where the Java system property -user.home points to (on Windows, this is C:\Documents and Settings\username\) +Download the current ANTLR jar file (http://www.antlr.org/). -Download the current ANTLR jar file (http://www.antlr.org/). Edit the -value of the antlr.jar property in this file to point to the full path -of this jar. ANTLR is used during the glue code generation process. +Copy the gluegen.properties file from the make/ subdirectory of the +GlueGen workspace into your home directory, or in particular where the +Java system property user.home points to (on Windows, this is +C:\Documents and Settings\username\). Edit the value of the antlr.jar +property this file to point to the full path of the ANTLR jar. ANTLR +is used during the glue code generation process. -Edit the joal.lib.dir property to point to the lib directory of your -current OpenAL installation. For Windows this might be "C:/Program -Files/OpenAL 1.1 SDK/libs/Win32". +Copy the joal.properties file from the make/ subdirectory into your +home directory, or in particular where the Java system property +user.home points to (on Windows, this is C:\Documents and +Settings\username\). Edit the joal.lib.dir property to point to the +lib directory of your current OpenAL installation. For Windows this +might be "C:/Program Files/OpenAL 1.1 SDK/libs/Win32". Under Linux set the property to the toplevel directory of your OpenAL CVS version. If OpenAl came with your distribution and the header files are in /usr/include/AL, |