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CLI-WabbitEmu README

What is CLI-WabbitEmu?

CLI-WabbitEmu is a TI-8x emulator that runs entirely in your terminal (i.e. it offers a "command line interface"). It is based on a decent TI-8x emulator, WabbitEmu. Hence the name: CLI-WabbitEmu!

It is designed to run on any system which offers an ncurses interface (I expect the primary audience will be Linux users, but I'm primarily developing it on OS X).

CLI-WabbitEmu is currently in the very early stages of development, but I hope to achieve feature parity with other WabbitEmu distributions down the road.

Where did CLI-WabbitEmu come from?

This project is a fork of Albert Huang's wxWabbitemu, which in turn is a fork of the original RevSoft WabbitEmu.

Building CLI-WabbitEmu

You need the following:

  • A working C compiler. This includes, but is not limited to, GCC and Clang.
  • ncurses, panel, form, and menu. These are all very low-level libraries and are likely already installed on your machine if you're running any sort of modern Unix-like OS.
  • CMake (at least version 2.8.11).
  • An IDE or build system for CMake to generate project files for.

Once you have installed the dependencies, you can go ahead and start the build!

In a terminal type, navigate to the directory containing this README, then execute the following.

  • mkdir build && cd build
  • cmake ..
  • make

If you wish to use a different project generator, e.g. XCode, pass the -G option to cmake, and the appropriate project generator name.

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That's it! We hope you enjoy CLI-WabbitEmu! Should it fail to do something, or crash, please help us by reporting bugs in our issue tracker, located here.

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