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Can anyone provide step-by-step instructions on how to build jpcsp from source?
#1
It's not really user friendly process, especially people who are not programmers/developers and never used any dev tool, which I presume are most people who visit this and similiar forums.

Some kind of step by step instructions would be great.

For example, I downloaded eclipse and then used some tool I found online to download jpcsp source, started new project in eclipse, used folder where jpcsp source is, and got 112 warnings, and I have no idea what to do next.
It's compiled, because eclipse do it "on the fly", but what next ?
I can't save, I can't run it, I can't do anything...
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#2
you can also d/l the precompiled builds. You can find them here :
http://www.emunewz.net/forum/builds.php?filter=last

also better try with netbeans , jpcsp is more netbeans friendly
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#3
You mean like on a build bot ? Yes of course most people wouldn't be able to use jpcsp at all without it Smile
I mainly wanted to compile for myself because I want to be able to change the code, add patches to code from other users etc...
I will try with netbeans Smile
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#4
I use netbeans.
It's quite easy, File-->Open Project-->choose jpcsp folder, which will have a coffee cup appearance
After having opened the project,
Run--> Build Project
and jpcsp.jar will be complied and be placed under "bin" folder.
Then just run the bat file, start-windows-x86 or start-windows-amd64.
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#5
(04-03-2013, 12:34 PM)freefive Wrote: I use netbeans.
It's quite easy, File-->Open Project-->choose jpcsp folder, which will have a coffee cup appearance
After having opened the project,
Run--> Build Project
and jpcsp.jar will be complied and be placed under "bin" folder.
Then just run the bat file, start-windows-x86 or start-windows-amd64.

Thanks, it worked like a charm !
I tried with eclipse first because it sounded cooler, I guess it was a mistake Smile
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#6
Whenever I try to compile with NetBeans 7.3 after selecting Build Main Project I got two folders: Build and Bin, inside build are: built-jar.properties and a "empty" and "class" folder and inside bin are jpcsp.jar and the "lib" folder but not the other files that are needed to run the emu. Even if I copy the compiled jar and lib and overwrite to the ones made by the buildbot after I run the bat it just output some error message and hangs.

So NetBeans don't work for me or I am doing something really wrong
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#7
Hm, I dont have option "build main project" I have "Build project(jpcsp) (f11)"
I just click that and thats it.
First I downloaded it with Team/Subversion/Checkout
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