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This page is about how to compile Luanti yourself.
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==Compiling on GNU/Linux==
 
  
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Install dependencies. Here's an example for Debian/Ubuntu/Mint:
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== Official compilation instructions ==
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<pre>
 
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$ apt-get install build-essential libirrlicht-dev cmake libbz2-dev \
 
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libpng12-dev libjpeg8-dev libxxf86vm-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libsqlite3-dev \
 
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libogg-dev libvorbis-dev libopenal-dev
 
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</pre>
 
  
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Download source, extract (this is the URL to the latest of source repository, which might not work at all times):
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We strongly recommend you read the [https://github.com/minetest/minetest#compiling Luanti README file]. It covers most of the important platforms.
  
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(''Note'': It is recommended to use [[Git]] to get the source)
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== Unofficial compilation instructions ==
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<pre>
 
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$ wget https://github.com/minetest/minetest/tarball/master -O master.tar.gz
 
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$ tar xf master.tar.gz
 
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$ cd minetest-minetest-286edd4 (or similar)
 
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</pre>
 
  
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Download minetest_game (otherwise only the "Minimal development test" game is available)
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The community has written several unofficial guides to compile Luanti on unusual or rare platforms. Proceed only if the README was not enough.
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<pre>
 
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$ cd games/
 
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$ wget https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/tarball/master -O master.tar.gz
 
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$ tar xf master.tar.gz
 
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$ mv minetest-minetest_game-* minetest_game
 
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$ cd ..
 
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</pre>
 
  
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Build a version that runs directly from the source directory:
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'''Tread carefully from this point on.'''
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<pre>
 
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$ cmake . -DRUN_IN_PLACE=1
 
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$ make -j2
 
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</pre>
 
  
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Run it:
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=== GNU/Linux ===
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<pre>
 
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$ cd bin
 
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$ ./minetest
 
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</pre>
 
  
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* Use cmake . -LH to see all CMake options and their current state
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[http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3837 One-line script for installing/compiling Luanti Git, for Debian / Ubuntu / Mint]
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* If you want to place user data in ~/.minetest, install it system-wide (or are making a distribution package), you will want to use -DRUN_IN_PLACE=0
 
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* You can build a bare server or a bare client by specifying -DBUILD_CLIENT=0 or -DBUILD_SERVER=0
 
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* You can select between Release and Debug build by -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=<Debug or Release>
 
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:* Debug build is slower, but gives much more useful output in a debugger
 
  
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===Building without Irrlicht/X dependency===
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=== Windows ===
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You can build the Minetest server without library dependencies to Irrlicht or any graphical stuff. You still need the Irrlicht headers for this, so first, download the irrlicht source to somewhere.
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For compiling Luanti on Windows using MSYS2, see [https://wiki.voxelmanip.se/Compiling_on_Windows_using_MSYS2 Compiling on Windows using MSYS2].
  
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When invoking cmake, use <code>-DBUILD_CLIENT=0 -DIRRLICHT_SOURCE_DIR=/wherever/you/unzipped/the/source</code>.
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For compiling Luanti on Windows using MSVC, see the [https://github.com/minetest/minetest#compiling-on-windows-using-msvc Luanti README].
  
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==Compiling on Windows==
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=== Cross-compilation ===
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<pre>
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To compile a win32 version of Luanti in Linux with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MinGW MinGW] you can use the build script in <code>[https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/util/buildbot/buildwin32.sh utils/buildbot/buildwin32.sh]</code>.
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- This section is outdated. In addition to what is described here:
 
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  - In addition to minetest, you need to download minetest_game.
 
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  - If you wish to have sound support, you need libogg, libvorbis and libopenal
 
  
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- You need:
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To compile a win64 version of Luanti in Linux with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MinGW MinGW] you can use the build script in <code>[https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/util/buildbot/buildwin32.sh utils/buildbot/buildwin64.sh]</code>.
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* CMake:
 
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http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html
 
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* MinGW or Visual Studio
 
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http://www.mingw.org/
 
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/default
 
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* Irrlicht SDK 1.7:
 
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http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/downloads.html
 
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* Zlib headers (zlib125.zip)
 
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http://www.winimage.com/zLibDll/index.html
 
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* Zlib library (zlibwapi.lib and zlibwapi.dll from zlib125dll.zip):
 
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http://www.winimage.com/zLibDll/index.html
 
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* Optional: gettext bibrary and tools:
 
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http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/downlinks/gettext.php
 
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- This is used for other UI languages. Feel free to leave it out.
 
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* And, of course, Minetest:
 
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http://minetest.net/download.php
 
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- Steps:
 
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- Select a directory called DIR hereafter in which you will operate.
 
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- Make sure you have CMake and a compiler installed.
 
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- Download all the other stuff to DIR and extract them into there.
 
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  ("extract here", not "extract to packagename/")
 
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  NOTE: zlib125dll.zip needs to be extracted into zlib125dll
 
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- All those packages contain a nice base directory in them, which
 
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  should end up being the direct subdirectories of DIR.
 
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- You will end up with a directory structure like this (+=dir, -=file):
 
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+ DIR
 
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- zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz
 
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- zlib125dll.zip
 
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- irrlicht-1.7.1.zip
 
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- 110214175330.zip (or whatever, this is the minetest source)
 
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+ zlib-1.2.5
 
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- zlib.h
 
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+ win32
 
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...
 
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+ zlib125dll
 
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- readme.txt
 
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+ dll32
 
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...
 
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+ irrlicht-1.7.1
 
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+ lib
 
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+ include
 
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...
 
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+ gettext (optional)
 
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+bin
 
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+include
 
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+lib
 
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+ minetest
 
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+ src
 
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+ doc
 
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- CMakeLists.txt
 
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...
 
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- Start up the CMake GUI
 
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- Select "Browse Source..." and select DIR/minetest
 
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- Now, if using MSVC:
 
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- Select "Browse Build..." and select DIR/minetest-build
 
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- Else if using MinGW:
 
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- Select "Browse Build..." and select DIR/minetest
 
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- Select "Configure"
 
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- Select your compiler
 
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- It will warn about missing stuff, ignore that at this point. (later don't)
 
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- Make sure the configuration is as follows
 
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  (note that the versions may differ for you):
 
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BUILD_CLIENT            [X]
 
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BUILD_SERVER            [ ]
 
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CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE        Release
 
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CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX    DIR/minetest-install
 
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IRRLICHT_SOURCE_DIR      DIR/irrlicht-1.7.1
 
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RUN_IN_PLACE            [X]
 
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WARN_ALL                [ ]
 
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ZLIB_DLL                DIR/zlib125dll/dll32/zlibwapi.dll
 
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ZLIB_INCLUDE_DIR        DIR/zlib-1.2.5
 
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ZLIB_LIBRARIES          DIR/zlib125dll/dll32/zlibwapi.lib
 
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GETTEXT_BIN_DIR          DIR/gettext/bin
 
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GETTEXT_INCLUDE_DIR      DIR/gettext/include
 
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GETTEXT_LIBRARIES        DIR/gettext/lib/intl.lib
 
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GETTEXT_MSGFMT          DIR/gettext/bin/msgfmt
 
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- Hit "Configure"
 
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- Hit "Configure" once again 8)
 
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- If something is still coloured red, you have a problem.
 
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- Hit "Generate"
 
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If using MSVC:
 
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- Open the generated minetest.sln
 
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- The project defaults to the "Debug" configuration. Make very sure to
 
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- Build the ALL_BUILD project
 
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- Build the INSTALL project
 
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- You should now have a working game with the executable in
 
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DIR/minetest-install/bin/minetest.exe
 
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- Additionally you may create a zip package by building the PACKAGE
 
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  project.
 
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If using MinGW:
 
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- Using the command line, browse to the build directory and run 'make'
 
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- You may need to copy some of the downloaded DLLs into bin/, see what
 
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- You should now have a working game with the executable in
 
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DIR/minetest/bin/minetest.exe
 
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</pre>
 
  
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== Cross compile ==
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If you have errors during cross compilation related to std::thread and std::mutex, this is due to mingw-w64 being incorrectly configured for cross compilation.
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To compile a win32 version of Minetest in Linux with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MinGW MinGW] you can use the build script in <code>[https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/util/buildbot/buildwin32.sh utils/buildbot/buildwin32.sh]</code>.
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To fix the errors, use the command:
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For 64-bit builds: <code> sudo update-alternatives --config x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++ </code>
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For 32-bit Ubuntu Builds: <code> sudo update-alternatives --config i686-w64-mingw32-g++ </code>
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For 32-bit Debian Builds: <code> sudo update-alternatives --config i586-w64-mingw32-g++ </code>
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When provided with a prompt for which version to select, please choose "posix". Then retry the buildwin32.sh or buildwin64.sh
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[[Category:Core Engine]]
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[[Category:Compiling Luanti]]

Latest revision as of 17:55, 28 October 2024

This page is about how to compile Luanti yourself.

Official compilation instructions

We strongly recommend you read the Luanti README file. It covers most of the important platforms.

Unofficial compilation instructions

The community has written several unofficial guides to compile Luanti on unusual or rare platforms. Proceed only if the README was not enough.

Tread carefully from this point on.

GNU/Linux

One-line script for installing/compiling Luanti Git, for Debian / Ubuntu / Mint

Windows

For compiling Luanti on Windows using MSYS2, see Compiling on Windows using MSYS2.

For compiling Luanti on Windows using MSVC, see the Luanti README.

Cross-compilation

To compile a win32 version of Luanti in Linux with MinGW you can use the build script in utils/buildbot/buildwin32.sh.

To compile a win64 version of Luanti in Linux with MinGW you can use the build script in utils/buildbot/buildwin64.sh.

If you have errors during cross compilation related to std::thread and std::mutex, this is due to mingw-w64 being incorrectly configured for cross compilation.

To fix the errors, use the command:

For 64-bit builds: sudo update-alternatives --config x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++

For 32-bit Ubuntu Builds: sudo update-alternatives --config i686-w64-mingw32-g++

For 32-bit Debian Builds: sudo update-alternatives --config i586-w64-mingw32-g++

When provided with a prompt for which version to select, please choose "posix". Then retry the buildwin32.sh or buildwin64.sh

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