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| | {{xbmc4xbox|HOW-TO_compile_XBMC_for_Xbox_from_source_code}} |
| =Checking Out CVS=
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| ==Prerequisites==
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| * Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 (Compiler and IDE)
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| * Microsoft XDK (XBox Development Kit)
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| * TortoiseCVS
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| ==Getting Source==
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| ===Using TortoiseCVS===
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| If you have TortoiseCVS, you can skip the first two steps.
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| * Get TortoiseCVS installer from [http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ the TortoiseCVS site]
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| * Install TortoiseCVS
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| * Right click in a directory and click "CVS Checkout" and it will present this screen
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| [[Image:Tcvs empty.png]]
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| * Fill in the CVSROOT with ":pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/xbmc" which will automaticaly fill in several of the other box's for you. | |
| * Fill in the Module with "XBMC" which will give you a box that looks like:
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| [[Image:Tcvs full.png]]
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| * Click ok and wait for all the source tree to download
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| ==Building XBMC==
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| ===Build.bat===
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| Building with build.bat is a very simple process
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| * Double click on build.bat to run the automated build process
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| * The process will create a BUILD directory with your new XBMC build inside
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| ===xbmc.sln===
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| This is the way of just building default.xbe, which is only recomended for advanced users who are debugging problems.
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| * Open up the xbmc.sln file with Visual C++ 2003
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| * Select Release or Debug from the Build Manager
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| * Compile, and wait
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| * Depending on if you selected Release or Debug, the default.xbe would be in that sub directory.
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