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sh download_and_compile.sh FGFS UPDATE | sh download_and_compile.sh FGFS UPDATE | ||
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===Compiling last stable versions (Sperimental)=== | |||
Event if the script fetches data and sources from bleeding edge developers repositories (which sometimes do not compile), you can still force the script to download latest know versions of the software that was compiling successfully adding the -s option. | |||
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sh download_and_compile.sh -s | |||
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How it works ? Inside the script there is a small list with lates known versions of successfully compiling revisions, it will download from svn/git that specific revisions, which have been found able to compile together. | |||
===Advanced options=== | ===Advanced options=== | ||