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* Start rewrite, add vcpkg * Simple vcpkg manifest, will almost certainly need tweaking * Remove cmake ext we wont be using anymore * Update vcpkg to no longer be from 2022, update cmake lists (wip) * Add finds to the toplevel cmakelists * WIP, luabind and perlbind build. Common only partially builds. * Fix common build. * shared_memory compiles * client files compile * Tests and more cmake version updates * World, had to swap out zlib-ng for now because it wasn't playing nicely along side the zlib install. May revisit. * UCS compiles now too! * queryserv and eqlaunch * loginserver works * Zone works but is messy, tomorrow futher cleanup! * Cleanup main file * remove old zlibng, remove perlwrap, remove hc * More cleanup * vcpkg baseline set for CI * Remove pkg-config, it's the suggested way to use luajit with vcpkg but it causes issues with CI and might be a pain point for windows users * Actually add file * Set perlbind include dir * Perl link got lost * PERL_SET_INTERP causes an issue on newer versions of perl on windows because a symbol is not properly exported in their API, change the lines so it's basically what it used to be * Remove static unix linking, we dont do automated released anymore and this was tightly coupled to that. Can explore this again if we decide to change that. * Remove unused submodules, set cmake policy for boost * Fix some cereal includes * Improve some boilerplate, I'd still like to do better about getting linker stuff set. * Going through and cleaning up the build. * Fix world, separate out data_buckets. * add fixes for other servers * fix zone * Fix client files, loginserver and tests * Newer versions of libmariadb default to tls forced on, return to the default of not forcing that. auto_login were breaking on linux builds loginserver wasn't setting proper openssl compile flag * Move set out of a giant cpp file include. * Convert show * convert find * Add uuid to unix builds * Remove some cpp includes. * Restructure to remove more things. * change db update manifest to header change build yml * Move world CLI include cpps to cmake. * Move zone cli out of source and into cmake * Sidecar stuff wont directly include cpp files now too. * Fix uuid-dev missing on linux runner * Reorg common cmake file * Some cleanup * Fix libsodium support (oops). Fix perl support (more oops) * Change doc --------- Co-authored-by: KimLS <KimLS@peqtgc.com>
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Guide To Building From Source Without Installer
This guide is far from exhaustive, you should expect to have some experience with building C++ code before considering compiling the code from scratch. You should instead consider using the installer scripts if you don't want to hack on the code directly.
CMake
EQEmu uses CMake as the build system on all platforms. You will need CMake 3.20 or higher to build from source.
Dependencies
The following libraries are required to build from source:
- uuid (unix)
The following libraries are not strictly required but in many cased recommended.
- Perl (Required for Perl Quest Scripting)
Windows
If you wish to use Perl then you should use whichever version of Perl you have installed on the target system.
Linux
For Linux you simply can install the dependencies from your package manager, below is an example of doing it on Ubuntu using apt-get.
sudo apt-get install libperl-dev uuid-dev
Running CMake
Windows
The following is a modified command our automated build server uses to run CMake via the release vcpkg export and its toolchain file.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G "Visual Studio 15 2022 Win64" -DEQEMU_BUILD_TESTS=ON -DEQEMU_BUILD_LOGIN=ON ..
Linux
Similarly to Windows running CMake on Linux is simple it just uses a different generator.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -DEQEMU_BUILD_TESTS=ON -DEQEMU_BUILD_LOGIN=ON ..
Building
Windows
Inside the build directory a file EQEmu.sln should be produced by a successful run of the CMake command. You can either open this with Visual Studio or build it directly with MSBuild via the command line.
msbuild EQEmu.sln /p:Configuration=Release
Linux
From the build directory you can simply call make to build.
For example.
make -j4