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This is the procedure I worked out to successfully compile and run hypseus-singe on FreeBSD 13.2-REL amd64. The only feature/option that is questionable (that I am aware of) is parallel port output as a call to "ioperm" is not supported in FreeBSD.
Here we go...
FreeBSD ports required:
devel/cmake
devel/autoconf
devel/automake
devel/sdl20
graphics/sdl2_ttf
graphics/sdl2_image
devel/libtool
audio/libvorbis
audio/libogg
devel/libsysinfo
Prior to invoking "make", perform the following steps from the build directory:
vi config.h
add the following lines at line 22 (between LINUX and WINDOWS target ifdefs
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This is the procedure I worked out to successfully compile and run hypseus-singe on FreeBSD 13.2-REL amd64. The only feature/option that is questionable (that I am aware of) is parallel port output as a call to "ioperm" is not supported in FreeBSD.
Here we go...
FreeBSD ports required:
Prior to invoking "make", perform the following steps from the build directory:
vi config.h
vi ../src/io/mpo_fileio.h
vi ../src/io/parallel.cpp
to drive hardware output, so just comment out problematic code.
vi CMakeFiles/hypseus.dir/link.txt
link.txt (what it should look like)
make
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