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Recently some work has been done in maintaining a unified build system mxe-octave (a fork of [http://mxe.cc/ MXE]) which anyone can use to produce cross as well as native builds of GNU Octave for Windows and Mac OS X platforms. This page contains instructions about creating a Windows installer using mxe-octave. | Recently some work has been done in maintaining a unified build system mxe-octave (a fork of [http://mxe.cc/ MXE]) which anyone can use to produce cross as well as native builds of GNU Octave for Windows and Mac OS X platforms. This page contains instructions about creating a Windows installer using mxe-octave. | ||
==Installing requirements of MXE Octave== | |||
MXE Octave requires a recent Unix system where all components as stated below are installed. | |||
===Debian (GNU/kFreeBSD & GNU/Linux)=== | |||
aptitude install -R autoconf automake bash bison bzip2 \ | |||
cmake flex gettext git g++ intltool \ | |||
libffi-dev libtool libltdl-dev openssl libssl-dev \ | |||
libxml-parser-perl make patch perl \ | |||
pkg-config scons sed unzip wget \ | |||
xz-utils yasm | |||
On 64-bit Debian, install also: | |||
aptitude install -R g++-multilib libc6-dev-i386 | |||
If you are using Ubuntu, then you can do apt-get install foo instead of aptitude install -R foo | |||
Steps to create Windows Installer | Steps to create Windows Installer |
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