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1 This is vba-clojure, by Robert McIntyre (rlm@mit.edu).
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2
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3 It is three things:
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4
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5 - vba-rerecording (http://code.google.com/p/vba-rerecording/),
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6 modified compile on GNU/Linux, as well as JNI bindings.
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7
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8 - A functional clojure interface to the emulator supported by JNI
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9 bindings.
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10
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11 - The "Pokemon Yellow Total Control Hack" code
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12 (http://aurellem.org/vba-clojure/html/total-control.html), which
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13 uses the clojure bindings.
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14
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15
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16 * License
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17
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18 vba-rerecording is licensed under the GPL version 2, and I also
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19 release all the code I have written relating to this project under the
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20 GPL version 2.
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21
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22 NOTE that the images under the /font directory and the mid files in
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23 the /music directory were taken from http://www.zophar.net/ and
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24 http://www.everyponysings.com/ respectively and are the only things in
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25 this repository that are not under the GPL.
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26
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27
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28 * How to Compile
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29
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30 ** Long version
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31
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32 Compilation follows 5 steps:
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33
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34 1. Get java libraries
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35 2. Generate java JNI header and bindings
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36 3. generate autotools scripts
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37 4. configure
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38 5. make
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39
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40 First, run the dl-libs.sh script to download the tritonus jars (or
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41 otherwise obtain them), which are used in processing sound from the
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42 gameboy. You must have wget installed for the dl-libs.sh to work.
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43
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44 Second, you must generate the java JNI header and bindigs. cd to the
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45 "java" directory and run `ant` to do this.
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46
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47 Third, generate the autotools scripts which the project requires by
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48 running `autoreconf -i`. I use autoreconf version 2.69.
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49
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50 Fourth, run the "configure" script that was just produced to check for
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51 dependencies and proper environment variables. Be sure to have the
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52 environment variables JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH and JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH2
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53 properly defined. "jni.h" should be in the directory referenced by
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54 JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH, and "jni_md.h" should be in the directory
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55 referenced by JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH2. On my system,
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56 JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include and
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57 JAVA_INCLUDE_PATH2=/usr/include/linux.
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58
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59 finally, run `make` to build the library. You may optionally install
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60 the library using `make install`.
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61
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62 ** Short Version
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63
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64 ./dl-libs.sh
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65 cd java
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66 ant
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67 cd ..
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68 autoreconf -i
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69 ./configure
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70 make
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71 make install
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72
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73 To fine tune the installation, pass different flags to the configure
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74 script, in particular the --prefix flag. run `./configure --help` to
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75 see available options and defaults.
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76
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77 * Using the clojure code.
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78
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79 If you're interested in hacking on the clojure code, then once you've
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80 completed the compilation instructions above, you will need to launch
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81 clojure (however you do it) and include the following things on your
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82 classpath (all directories are relative to project root).
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83
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84 /clojure --- the clojure source files
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85 /java/dist/* --- JNI bindings
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86 /java/lib/* --- tritonus libs
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87
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88 You will also need to put the compiled library file produced from the
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89 "How to Compile" section in a place where it can be loaded as a
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90 dynamic library. You can do this by running `make install` where you
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91 had previously configured the package to install in a system
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92 directory, or you can use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point your system to
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93 the directory containing the library file.
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95
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96 * Bugs
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97
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98 Please let me know if you find any bugs, or have any comments, at
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99 rlm@mit.edu.
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