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Overview

Marko Njegomir edited this page Oct 27, 2019 · 5 revisions

Using i386ide

There are many ways i386ide can be used. It can be run directly from the source code, it can be installed using scripts and it can even be run by simply downloading an executable file for the designated system.

Compatible operating systems

Our IDE was designed to run on Ubuntu Linux, but it can also run on many different distributions of Linux.
For more information, visit the Linux section of this guide.

It was not tested on Windows or Mac OS, and it will most likely not work on those systems out of the box.

Additional requirements

To properly use all features of the i386ide some additional software will have to be installed on the system.

This currently includes gcc (GNU Compiler Collection) and ddd (Data display debugger).

If you are using a 64-bit operating system you will also need gcc-multilib.

There are some additional requirements when running from the source code that are described in detail in the Linux section.