TO COMPILE, BUILD AND INSTALL ATARI800 FROM SOURCE CODE
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OBTAIN THE SOURCE CODE
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If you  wish to compile the current development version, clone the
atari800/atari800 repository using Github.

Or

If you wish to compile a specific released version of atari800, obtain the
source code from the atari800 Github releases area.  Source is available
in zipped files with names like atari800-6.0.0-src.tgz (where 6.0.0 denotes
the version).

Open a terminal on the directory containing your atari800 source files.

You need to remain in this directory for all the procedures below to work.

CREATE THE CONFIGURE FILE
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If your directory already contains a file called 'configure' you can skip
this.  This will be the case if you are compiling a released version
of atari800.

If you don't have a configure file, generate it as follows.

Make sure you have autoconf installed:

    sudo apt-get install autoconf

Create the configure file:

    ./autogen.sh

See DOC/INSTALL for further details.

INSTALL SDL DEVELOPMENT FILES
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Ensure the SDL development files are installed:

    sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev

COMPILE
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Configure and make:

    ./configure
    make

Make generates the executable file src/atari800.  You can run atari800 by
<double clicking> on it, or by changing to the src directory and
using the command:

    ./atari800

If you are happy to run the emulator this way, you don't need to need
to install as described below.

INSTALL
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To install atari800:

    sudo make install

You can then run the emulator with the following command, regardless of which
directory you are in:

    atari800

UNINSTALL
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The package manager knows nothing about this installation, so it can't be
uninstalled in the usual manner.  Use the following command instead:

    sudo make uninstall





