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it as you wish.
If compiled with "./compile p" then it is installed as "bin/heromesh"
(relative to the current directory, which should be the directory where
the source files are) and installs "bin/current.heromeshrc" as well (if it
does not already exist; it won't overwrite an existing file). In this case,
it can be used as a "portable app" mode.
There are optional runtime features that may require other programs in
order to use them, but that you can ignore if you do not use them. Such
optional features include:
* If you want to import/export pictures, you will need an implementation
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it as you wish.
If compiled with "./compile p" then it is installed as "bin/heromesh"
(relative to the current directory, which should be the directory where
the source files are) and installs "bin/current.heromeshrc" as well (if it
does not already exist; it won't overwrite an existing file). In this case,
it can be used as a "portable app" mode.
If compiled with "./compile" without "p", then it is installed in the "bin"
subdirectory of your home directory, by default. You can set the EXE
environment variable to override this.
You may edit comconfig.h (based on details on comconfig.doc) if you wish to
customize some of the compile options (other than those which are part of
the compiler itself, and the options mentioned above).
There are optional runtime features that may require other programs in
order to use them, but that you can ignore if you do not use them. Such
optional features include:
* If you want to import/export pictures, you will need an implementation
of farbfeld. ImageMagick 7 includes an implementation of farbfeld, so if
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* bindings.doc: Describes the configuration of key/mouse bindings.
* class.doc: This document describes the Free Hero Mesh programming
language. Read this if you want to define your own classes of objects.
* codepage.doc: Describes the use of code pages and the file format of the
codepage.har file.
* commandline.doc: Describes the command-line arguments. The man page
also describes the command-line arguments, although the commandline.doc
file has a more elaborate description.
* config.doc: Describes the configuration options for Free Hero Mesh.
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* bindings.doc: Describes the configuration of key/mouse bindings.
* class.doc: This document describes the Free Hero Mesh programming
language. Read this if you want to define your own classes of objects.
* codepage.doc: Describes the use of code pages and the file format of the
codepage.har file.
* comconfig.doc: Compile-time configuration options.
* commandline.doc: Describes the command-line arguments. The man page
also describes the command-line arguments, although the commandline.doc
file has a more elaborate description.
* config.doc: Describes the configuration options for Free Hero Mesh.
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