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[ooPo]

What does this do?

This script is basically the same as the toolchain scripts you've already enjoyed but this one grabs, builds and installs various libraries from the repository.

How do I use it?

./libraries.sh

Or:

sudo ./libraries-sudo.sh

What libraries are included?

Currently bzip2, freetype, jpeg, libbulletml, libmad, libmikmod, libogg, libpng, libpspvram, libTremor, libvorbis, lua, pspgl, pspirkeyb, SDL, SDL_gfx, SDL_image, SDL_mixer, SDL_ttf, sqlite and zlib.

They're compiled in the proper order to support more features, like the IR keyboard support recently added to SDL.

Where can I get it?

As always, the latest version is in the repository:

svn checkout svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psplibraries

Enjoy!

[dot_blank]

good stuff ...is it possible to set which libs that a user
ONLY needs like say not make and install the sqlite which
many might not need right away
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[ooPo]

It doesn't take much time to build everything, but you can specify which steps you want, in the order you want, on the command line:

./libraries.sh 1 2 3 4 5

[dot_blank]

awesome good job
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[foebea]

Have I told you lately that I love you?

This script makes the library so much more accessible and portable.

[TakutoKaneshiro]

Good idea! Thanks!
But why this script tries to checkout from svn.pspdev.org? My DNS know nothing about it. If I edit it to svn.ps2dev.org, it works OK.

(Also I think, this thread must be sticked. Important info must be always on top)

[ooPo]

I used pspdev.org? Crap. Brainfart.

I'll fix it.

[SamuraiX]

Installed on Ubuntu successfully!

I agree, threads like these should be stickied along with any other development setup aka Ubuntu, OSX, Cygwin, Dev-Cpp, etc....

[Viper8896]