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    17 =head1 Getting started with FShell
    17 =head1 Getting started with FShell
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    19 =head1 Retreiving the FShell Source Code
    19 =head1 Retreiving the FShell Source Code
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    21 I<Todo - add instructions for accessing the Mercurial repository.>
    21 fshell is hosted on the Symbian Foundation here: http://developer.symbian.org/main/source/packages/fshell
       
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    23 To clone the MCL repository, do:
       
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    25     hg clone https://developer.symbian.org/oss/MCL/sf/os/fshell/
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    23 =head1 Building FShell
    27 =head1 Building FShell
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    25 FShell is normally distributed in source code form, and so needs to be compiled before it can be used. The conventional Symbian build tools -- either SBSv1 (aka abld) or SBSv2 (aka Raptor) -- are used. Currently three Symbian OS based platforms are supported:
    29 FShell is normally distributed in source code form, and so needs to be compiled before it can be used. The conventional Symbian build tools -- either SBSv1 (aka abld) or SBSv2 (aka Raptor) -- are used. Currently three Symbian OS based platforms are supported:
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    33 =item * Nokia Symbian Timebox 9.2
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    37 Each of these platforms have a separate directory with F<\fshell\build>. In some platforms there may be further separate sub-directories for specific variants of the platform. You need to identify a suitable directory (that contains a file named F<bld.inf>) from which to build from. For example to build for the Symbian^3 release you need to build from F<\fshell\build\sf\3>. Open a command prompt and C<cd> to this directory.
    41 Each of these platforms have a separate directory within F<\fshell\build>. For some platforms there may be further separate sub-directories for specific variants of the platform. You need to identify a suitable directory (that contains a file named F<bld.inf>) from which to build from. For example to build for the Symbian^3 release you need to build from F<\fshell\build\sf\3>. Open a command prompt and C<cd> to this directory.
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    39 You also need to identify the type of binaries you want to build. Common ones are:
    43 You also need to identify the type of binaries you want to build. Common ones are:
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