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Installation

Xanderplayz16 edited this page Aug 7, 2022 · 9 revisions

Running Pre-Compiled Binaries

  1. If you're using windows, download these binaries and run it. Note that these binaries are slower than gcc or clang compiled binaries.
  • Alternatively, you can use your local gcc toolchain to build it. The produced binaries are much faster than the MSVC built binaries in the release folder.
  1. If your using linux, follow the compilation instructions.

Compilation

  1. Download the source
  2. Unzip the zip file.
  3. Create a directory called bin in the same parent directory as src.
  4. Run make. It won't work the first time - please run it again. Every successive compilation should be succesful.

Debugging

  1. Download the source if you haven't done so already.
  2. Unzip the zip file if you haven't done so already.
  3. Create a directory called bin in the same parent directory as src if you haven't done so already.
  4. Type make fook. If you haven't built the program before or bin is empty it wont work - simply run make fook again. **Note: debug is a reserved keyword in make, so fook was simply the first alternative that popped into my head.

Now that you've downloaded and installed cish, please refer to the CLI Usage wiki page for help with cish's command line interface.

Note: There aren't any optimizations being applied in the makefile, so if you want more performance, use the -O3 flag in the gcc commands.