Compile source code

[NestorAlbelo]

Hi,
I am trying to compile the source code but I do not know exactly how to do that. I have tried to execute "/packaging/source/build.sh" script but it fails. I am using Ubuntu 15.04 and I have already install all the dependencies, that are needed.

Thanks =D

[robhagemans]

There is no need to compile, just run the pcbasic file (it's executable python file)

Nestor Albelo Jorge notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,
I am trying to compile the source code but I do not know exactly how to do that. I have tried to execute "/packaging/source/build.sh" script but it fails. I am using Ubuntu 15.04 and I have already install all the dependencies, that are needed.

Thanks =D

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[NestorAlbelo]

Sorry i mean to package it.
When I try to run pcbasic file it shows me this:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./pcbasic", line 21, in
import ansipipe
ImportError: No module named ansipipe

[robhagemans]

Why would you need to package it?

Nestor Albelo Jorge notifications@github.com wrote:

Sorry i mean to package it

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[robhagemans]

It's easiest to just run the program directly from the source directory, the packaging is just intended for easy distribution.

However, if you really do want to package you would need to run packaging/prepare.sh and then packaging/source/build.sh .

Rob Hagemans robhagemans@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

Why would you need to package it?

[robhagemans]

Sorry, just noted the stack trace about ansipipe, which somehow only shows on github, not in the mail I got. Looks like you're missing the ansipipe directory, which is a git submodule.

Ansipipe is a workaround for Windows and really does nothing on Linux, so you could alternatively comment out all lines referring to ansipipe.

Rob

Rob Hagemans robhagemans@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

It's easiest to just run the program directly from the source directory, the packaging is just intended for easy distribution.

However, if you really do want to package you would need to run packaging/prepare.sh and then packaging/source/build.sh .

[NestorAlbelo]

Hi!!
I really appreciate your answers I will try it now, and I will let you know what I get
Thanks =D

[robhagemans]

If you got the source through git clone, you need to run these two commands to get ansipipe:

git submodule init
git submodule update

Hope this solves your problem, let me know how it goes.

Rob

Rob Hagemans robhagemans@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

Sorry, just noted the stack trace about ansipipe, which somehow only shows on github, not in the mail I got. Looks like you're missing the ansipipe directory, which is a git submodule.

Ansipipe is a workaround for Windows and really does nothing on Linux, so you could alternatively comment out all lines referring to ansipipe.

Rob

[NestorAlbelo]

Hey I have just tried adding the submodule and it works fine, thank you for answering so fast

Nestor

[robhagemans]

You're welcome, have fun using PC-BASIC!

Nestor Albelo Jorge notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey I have just tried adding the submodule and it works fine, thank you for answering so fast

Nestor

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