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TTool
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Ludovic Apvrille
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* Compiling the latest version of TTool:
make ttool
$
make ttool
* Compiling the latest version of TTool + companions software:
make all
$
make all
If the compilation fails with the following error: 'unmappable character for encoding ASCII', you need to do, before the compilation process:
export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS=-Dfile.encoding=UTF8
Alternatively, if you wish to compile TTool without running tests (tests can be long to run), do:
make ttoolnotest
$
make ttoolnotest
or
gradle build -x test
$ gradle build -x test
Graphical tests might be long to execute. An alternative is to execute only non graphical tests:
$make noguitest
* Installing TTool once compiled
make install
$
make install
This installs all necessary files in bin/
* Generating a release:
make release
$
make release
* Starting TTool from the git clone
You should not modify bin/config.xml. Create your own config.xml (e.g. myconfig.xml), and create your own "ttool.exe" file (e.g., myttool.exe)
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
printf
'SUCCESS\n'
exit
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