![]() ![]() You can use Tab completion to figure out exactly where the file should land. At this point you can copy it somewhere useful: The end result will be a file minivmac.exe. In the minivmac directory should trigger a successful build. Make sure to return to the minivmac directory Build At the end, the first line of that file should read That allows the tool that compiles the application's resources find the file containing the app's icon. Then change the text "ICONAPPW.ico" to "src/ICONAPPW.ico", adding src/ on the front. One more hack is required, but it's not in Makefile. Then, I added three lines to the top of the file, right after the # line: changed a reference to strip.exe to $(STRIP).changed a reference to windres.exe to $(WINDRES).replaced every place where gcc.exe appears in the file to $(CC).I needed to make several fixes.įirst, I changed the following things in the file: Should get you editing the generated file. The generated Makefile had several problems which needed to be fixed with a text editor. This went fine and generated a setup.sh which you should now run: ![]() Here's what I used, since I wanted a Mac SE FDHD. Next, use your host clang to build the configurator tool:Īt this point, you can use that tool to generate a configuration script. You will need to customize the configuration slightly, though.Įcho "#define cur_ide gbk_ide_mgw" > setup/CONFIGUR.i This goes pretty similarly to what is described on Mini vMac's site. All following commands will be run inside the source folder. You just need to download and uncompress the sources. nano is very beginner-friendly ( sudo apt install nano) curl to download the source package ( sudo apt install curl).Make to drive the final build ( sudo apt install make).I installed for 64-bit Windows ( sudo apt install mingw-w64). This is necessary to build the configurator tool. I installed clang ( sudo apt install clang). You'll also need root access through sudo to install packages.īefore you begin building, you'll need a few packages. I will assume access to the Ubuntu command line. Microsoft documents how to install this (). Ubuntu in the Windows Subsystem for Linux.This guide may work with Ubuntu Linux too, but I'm generating a Windows binary so at some point you'll need a Windows box to run it on. My build unfortunately ended up being a bit of a hack, because the Makefile generation did not quite get the command lines for the C compiler and tools right, but I will document my steps here and assume that anyone interested enough will modify them as needed for their configuration. However, I found that these instructions didn't cover my use case, which was a Windows 10 machine running Ubuntu in the Windows Subsystem for Linux. Although vMac has been abandoned, Mini vMac. Mini vMac's site includes extensive documentation on how to build the emulator (). vMac is an open source emulator for Mac OS on Windows, DOS, OS/2, NeXTSTEP, Linux, Unix, and other platforms. ![]()
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