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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] RxMUI is Copyright by 1999-2024 by Alfonso [alfie] Ranieri <alforan()tin.it> . RxMUI is distributed under the terms of the LGPL version 2.1 . These are the sources of RxMUI version 50.4. RxMUI 50.4 has been ported to MorphOS PPC. To compile RxMUI as 68k code: - you must have a complete SAS/C 6.58 system installed in SC: - you must have complete assembler AmigaOS includes in AINC: - you must have a "modern" version of the make utility - in a shell, run: make To compile RxMUI as MorphOS PPC code: - you must have a complete MorphOS development system installed - in a shell run make MOS=1 To install the 68k version of RxMUI in the system: - in a shell, run: make DESTDIR="Where_to_install" install where "Where_to_install" is a path in linux format, e.g. "/work/libs" To install the MorphOS PPC version of RxMUI in the system: - in a shell, run: make MOS=1 DESTDIR="Where_to_install" install where "Where_to_install" is a path in Linux format, e.g. "/work/libs" . To install a stripped version, use arc-install instead of install . To clean, run: make clean or make MOS=1 clean To clean deeply, run: make distclean or make MOS=1 distclean --- Alfonso Ranieri MUI tag base is 0xFEC90000 as assigned by Stefan Stuntz. Please don't use it in your project. RxMUI is the definitive solution to create GUIs in ARexx macros. RxMUI uses MUI, which is one of the best thing happened to Amiga so far, despite last strange decisions made by someone. It means you will benefit of the MUI philosophy programming in your ARexx macros. RxMUI will also introduce you in the wonderful world of the Object Oriented Programming in the most easy way, which is from a simple interpreted language like ARexx. Read the RxMUI documentation for more info. Here you may find a list of all the MUI classes and all the libraries needed to properly run RxMUI examples. http://alfie.altervista.org/ |
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