- Kokua viewer beta install#
- Kokua viewer beta 32 bit#
- Kokua viewer beta Patch#
- Kokua viewer beta code#
- Kokua viewer beta windows#
Kokua viewer beta 32 bit#
Voice 32 bit libraries are not needed to build the viewer but, are needed to test voice in the viewer. Voice libraries are already installed on 32 bit systems so, steps below can be skipped.
Kokua viewer beta install#
Sudo apt-get install -install-recommends gcc-4.6 g++-4.6 cpp-4.6 Optionally install gcc-version 4.6 which is needed to build library archives, Sudo apt-get install -install-recommends git kdiff3 mc
Kokua viewer beta code#
If building lindenlab viewer64 code base use autobuild-1.1 Sudo apt-get install -install-recommends libgl1-mesa-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libstdc++6 libxinerama-dev libxml2-dev libxrender-dev libpulse-dev libalut-dev
Sudo apt-get install -install-recommends pulseaudio Sudo apt-get install -install-recommends bison bzip2 cmake curl flex g++-5.4,m4 mercurial python2.7 python2.7-dev python-pip If not already done, use git clone to place your forked kokua repository on your local file system.
Kokua viewer beta windows#
The variables file in this repository contains custom build variables for windows macOS and linux.Īn environment variable must be set in order for autobuild to see custom build variables throughout configure and build phases.įollow each operating systems procedure for persistent setting of environment variables.Įxport AUTOBUILD_VARIABLES_FILE=/home//viewer-build-variables/variables The kokua custom repository should be cloned as follows: When LindenLab updated to autobuild 1.1 most custom build variables were moved to a repository. The other is when it's likely the commit will be modified after being accepted - in this case it's simpler to only commit on NORLV and leave us to do the merge to MKRLV once the NORLV code is approved. The first is when the change is only for the with-RLV versions of Kokua - make the change on the Kokua-MKRLV branch. When contributing a change it should be implemented first on Kokua-NORLV and then merged to Kokua-MRKLV. Two deliverables, Kokua-MKRLV and Kokua-FTRLV may result from building the Kokua-MKRLV branch. Then, Kokua-NORLV is merged into Kokua-MKRLV. The merge is usually taken from one commit behind the LL tip to avoid including the version number increment which LL perform after promoting a release. This binds the latest SL default viewer to Kokua-NORLV which becomes a kokua deliverable. Next, LL-VIEWER-RELEASE-TIP is merged into Kokua-NORLV. Our workflow starts with lindenlab/viewer master branch which is assigned branch LL-VIEWER-RELEASE-TIP within kokua-release repository. Open the repository and notice branches named Kokua-MKRLV and Kokua-NORLV these represent our most used branches. We use SmartGit for graphical display of our repositories.
Now is when you should clone your fork to your local file system. The repository name will default to kokua-release but can be named as desired. On bitbucket fork kokua-release to your Bitbucket account. Kokua-MKRLV is the closest we have to a master branch and if you clone kokua-release repository it will default to Kokua-MKRLV as that is the most popular Kokua variant (and also usually the most recently committed to since it gets updated in the last stage of the work flow below).
We do not specify a master branch because the Kokua repo maintains three different releases so there is no single "master". Please open a jira issue and attach the file to the issue.Ĭontributions by frequent contributors or Kokua Team members requires a formalized work flow as outlined below.
Kokua viewer beta Patch#
Before trying to build Kokua make sure that you can successfully build the standard LL Viewer.Ĭontributing one patch with less than 3 files touched can be submitted as a diff or patch file. In buildable form and also the limited resources of the current team. This is due in part to the use of licenced components which we cannot share Please note: We do not provide support for self-building outside of the active Kokua team.
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