#124089 - beamer30 - Tue Apr 03, 2007 2:25 am
hi im new and was doing a tut posted hear but i don't understand i how do i do this
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From within the Msys shell change to the 'demo1' subdirectory that unzipping the file creates and run the command 'make'.
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how do i get it into Msys or just do what its saying im so confused
#124102 - tepples - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:00 am
Have you ever used a command prompt before? If not, please read a basic Bash tutorial like this one at linux.org.mt.
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#124103 - beamer30 - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:02 am
yes and ive read loads of tuts but they all confuse me can you put in in noob languabe for me also i have windows not linux if that makes any difference i do not know but the tut you gave me is for linus
#124105 - chuckstudios - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:13 am
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yes and ive read loads of tuts but they all confuse me can you put in in noob languabe for me also i have windows not linux if that makes any difference i do not know but the tut you gave me is for linus |
Yeah, the thing called msys simulates a Linux prompt on Windows.
#124106 - beamer30 - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:22 am
ok but that still doesn't answer my main question(by the way thanks for the tut temples) can someone please answer it
#124107 - tepples - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:24 am
The basic commands of Bash or any other Bourne shell are the same whether you are running it on Linux, on *BSD, or on Windows+MSYS. The first ones you should know are as follows: - ls - lists the files and folders inside the current folder (abbreviation for "list")
- dir - synonym for ls in some environments
- cd nameOfFolder - enters a folder (abbreviation for "change directory")
- cd .. - enters the folder above the folder you're in
- pwd - prints the path of the folder you're in (abbreviation for "print working directory")
- exit - closes the command prompt
When developing software, you will need a few more: - touch nameOfFile - creates a file if it does not already exist
- make - processes rules in a file called "makefile" in the current folder to create a file based on other files, such as an executable program based on source code
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#124108 - beamer30 - Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:36 am
ok but wat all this have to do with my main question, beside strengethining my Msys knowlage alittle(see told you i was a noob)
#124110 - tepples - Tue Apr 03, 2007 5:03 am
Start > All Programs > devkitPro > MSys
Where did you unzip the 'demo1' folder?
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