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Re: How umk is built under windows ? [message #60287 is a reply to message #60284] |
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Klugier
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Hello Xemuth,
Yes, I agree with Koldo. The easiest way is to copy UMK binary for U++ distribtion (.zip file). Alternativly, if you want to build UMK from scratch you can do it directly from TheIDE. Just select uppsrc assembly and then umk. After building it in release mode just copy the binary whenever you want.
Makefile is mostly for Linux. You can for example clone our repository and then run "make" command "make -f umkMakefile.in -j ${NUMBER_OF_CPUS}". We are currently duing it in our CI/CD. Here is the link to the line which is responsible for building UMK from makefile.
Klugier
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