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→Step 2: To build your first Octave-for Windows development version:
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Note that this step requires the Octave be configured with Java (i.e., you need javac and jar on your system). | Note that this step requires the Octave be configured with Java (i.e., you need javac and jar on your system). | ||
Caution : If you skip this step, mxe-octave tries to build the source available from from the [http://hydra.nixos.org/job/gnu/octave-default/tarball/latest/download hydra site]. | |||
The archive is always slightly older than that the latest on the development source on the repository and has no information for revision. | |||
==== Step 3: Building the Octave installer==== | ==== Step 3: Building the Octave installer==== | ||
* be sure to adapt <mxe-octave build>/src/default-octave.mk to read "## No Checksum" at the $(PKG)_CHECKSUM line and check octave version and archive type (tar.gz rather than tar.bz2). The checksum is only needed when you download a dist archive from the Internet, not so much when you copy it within your own home network, let alone your own computer. | * be sure to adapt <mxe-octave build>/src/default-octave.mk to read "## No Checksum" at the $(PKG)_CHECKSUM line and check octave version and archive type (tar.gz rather than tar.bz2). The checksum is only needed when you download a dist archive from the Internet, not so much when you copy it within your own home network, let alone your own computer. | ||