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MrNex edited this page Jun 28, 2015 · 5 revisions

Dependencies

Before installing and running the NGen you should make sure you have the following dependencies installed:

Also, the NGen is compiled using gcc & make, so you are going to want to have those installed as well! When dealing with Windows, I suggest using MinGW. Anybody using MinGW, do note that MinGW does in fact come with OpenGL installed.

Linux

  1. Clone the repository / download & unzip the zip file to the desired directory of installation

  2. Open terminal and navigate to the directory of installation

  3. Create a subdirectory Bin inside of the installation directory

  4. Create a subdirectory State inside of the Bin directory

  5. Type:

     $ make
    
  6. You can now run the NGen's compiled simulation using ./NGen

Windows

  1. Clone the repository / download & unzip the zip file to the desired directory of installation

  2. Run the WinInstall.bat file

  3. Open a command prompt and run your make utility. If you are using MinGW:

     > mingw32-make
    
  4. You can now run the NGen's compiled simulation by running the NGen.exe