- Update link to Xcode download. Mention that it requires being
logged into an Apple ID for the page to be visible.
- Remove DMG method as Xcode has been distributed in XIP archives
since 2016.
(cherry picked from commit 71a606fce9)
Command used:
lychee **/*.rst --github-token="..." --accept="100..=103,200..=299,429"
429 error codes were allowed due to a high number of false positives,
even with a GitHub token specified.
(cherry picked from commit e7fdb120c7)
- Use `sudo` on distributions that are set up to use it by default.
- Use unattended install-friendly commands (e.g. `-y` switch).
- Mention required commands to run before installing, such as
`apt-get update`.
- Fix install commands on some distributions:
- Alpine no longer packages libexecinfo since 3.17, so it was removed
from the list.
- Solus requires `-c` for `system.devel`.
- Reorder distributions so they're in alphabetical order.
This isn't strictly related to compiling custom export templates,
but it's a neat trick to reduce the final distribution size that works
regardless of the export template binary used.
The document suggests copy `/usr/lib/libatomic_ops.a` to
`/usr/lib/libatomic.a`. Instead of copying, using a soft link to
libatomic_ops is also an option. The reason to soft link is also added.
I have successfully built Godot by using soft link.
Fix outdated environment variables when setting up MinGW-w64 paths. Also
add a note to mind different host/target architectures (common pitfall
when compiling from e.g. Apple silicon).
Co-authored-by: Hugo Locurcio <hugo.locurcio@hugo.pro>
This list was confirmed to be working for the 2D platformer demo
(with missing background music if the Ogg/Vorbis modules are left
disabled).
This adds instructions for disabling the advanced text server
and using the fallback text server instead. The list has been
reorganized to list options with the most space savings at the top.
This also removes the platform options from each example as SCons
uses autodetection by default now.
For a bit of consistence with the rest of the argument lists in the page.
Better for translation, as the `target` word didn't appear as an argument before.
Since there is no "3.x " branch of the docs, I'm not sure which branch the link should point to instead. I went with the latest 3.x, but maybe 3.0 is better?
This also removes an obsolete bit about the command prompt to use
when compiling using Visual Studio (automatic detection has been
implemented for years).
