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Quick Build Steps for NetSurf
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Last Updated: 15th December 2017
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This document provides steps for building NetSurf.
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Native build
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Grab a temporary env.sh
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$ wget https://git.netsurf-browser.org/netsurf.git/plain/docs/env.sh
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$ unset HOST
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$ source env.sh
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Install any packages you need
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Installs all packages required to build NetSurf and the NetSurf project
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libraries.
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$ ns-package-install
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If your package manager is not supported, you will have to install third
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party packages manually.
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Get the NetSurf project source code from Git
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All the sources for the browser and support libraries is available
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from the public git server.
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Local copies may be easily obtained with the ns-clone command.
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$ ns-clone
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Build and install our project libraries
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Updates NetSurf project library sources to latest, builds and installs them.
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$ ns-pull-install
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Switch to new NetSurf workspace
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Remove the bootstrap script and use the newly installed one
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$ rm env.sh
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$ cd ~/dev-netsurf/workspace
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$ source env.sh
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Build and run NetSurf
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$ cd netsurf
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To build the native front end (the GTK front end on Linux, BSDs, etc)
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you could do:
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$ make
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$ ./nsgtk
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To build the framebuffer front end, you could do:
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$ make TARGET=framebuffer
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$ ./nsfb
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Cross Compiling
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If you are cross compiling, you can follow the above steps, but when
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sourcing env.sh, you should set HOST environment variable to the
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appropriate triplet for your cross compiler. For example, to cross
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compile for RISC OS:
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$ HOST=arm-unknown-riscos source env.sh
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After that, the commands such as `ns-package-install` and
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`ns-pull-install` will do what is appropriate for the platform you are
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building for.
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To do the final build of NetSurf, pass the appropriate TARGET to
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make. For example, to cross compile for RISC OS:
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$ make TARGET=riscos
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Finally, you can package up your build to transfer to the system you
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are developing for. For example, to produce a package for RISC OS:
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$ make TARGET=riscos package
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Getting a cross compiler set up
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We maintain cross compilation environments and an SDK for a number of
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platforms. These may be found in our toolchains repository.
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$ git clone git://git.netsurf-browser.org/toolchains
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Pre-built versions of the toolchains for 64bit x86 Debian systems are
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available via our [automated build and test
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infrastructure](https://ci.netsurf-browser.org/builds/toolchains/)
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Not working?
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If the above steps are inapplicable, or don't work, you can build
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manually. Follow the instructions in the BUILDING-* documents in the
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docs/ directory the NetSurf browser source tree.
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