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-Compiling:
- enter the yetihack directory
- type
- ./configure 'Name of your os'
- replace 'Name of your os' with the operating system you are compiling for (valid choices are windows and linux(if you have a different os, write your own makefile))
- If all went well, there should now be a Makefile in the top directory.
- type make, to build yetihack, or yetihack.exe on windows. This should be fairly quick, make sure you have g++ installed, mingw for windows. If you are using windows, make sure that you have pdcurses installed. For linux, make sure you have ncurses-dev for ubuntu, ncurses for Arch linux. For other distros, search for it.
- type make install to install. To run, just type yetihack, or on windows, a shortcut will be placed on your desktop.
+Yetihack!
+All that you need to do to compile this program is enter the build directory, and make.
+cd build
+make
+make install
+Then you're done! You will need curses btw.