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===Build installers for Octave development versions=== | ===Build installers for Octave development versions=== | ||
# Build the "stable" or "default" Octave development branch on Linux (in separate source and build trees) including your favorite modifications and patches. Octave must be configured with Java support. How to do this depends on your Linux distribution, see [[ | # Build the "stable" or "default" Octave development branch on Linux (in separate source and build trees) including your favorite modifications and patches. Octave must be configured with Java support. How to do this depends on your Linux distribution, see [[Octave for GNU/Linux]]. | ||
# Verify that Octave runs fine in Linux (for example using <code>make check</code> and by trying to run your build <code>./run-octave --gui</code>). | # Verify that Octave runs fine in Linux (for example using <code>make check</code> and by trying to run your build <code>./run-octave --gui</code>). | ||
# Create a distribution archive called '''"octave-<version>.tar.lz"''' in the top build directory with <code>make dist-lzip DIST_IGNORE_HG_STATE=1</code>. <code>lzip</code> needs to be available for this step. (On Debian-like systems, it can be installed with <code>apt-get install lzip</code>). | # Create a distribution archive called '''"octave-<version>.tar.lz"''' in the top build directory with <code>make dist-lzip DIST_IGNORE_HG_STATE=1</code>. <code>lzip</code> needs to be available for this step. (On Debian-like systems, it can be installed with <code>apt-get install lzip</code>). |