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Doc - Blender 2.37

There are several compilers that can be used to build Blender. If you are on a Linux or Unix-like system you may already have a compiler installed, probably gcc. On other platforms you may need to acquire them seperately.

[edit] Microsoft Visual C/C++ Compiler

Simon Clitherow wrote a good tutorial on installing the free compiler toolkit from Microsoft: Microsoft VC++ Toolkit 2003

[edit] Debug tools

The debug tools that come with the .NET Framework SDK version 1.1 can handle only managed code, so after a search I found a very good debugger from Microsoft: www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/debugging/installx86.mspx

[edit] GCC

The GCC compiler comes with most Linux distribution and is available for many Unix-platforms.







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