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1	WHAT IS CROSSFIRE?	1	WHAT IS CROSSFIRE?
2		2
3	This is a multiplayer graphical arcade and adventure game, that runs on a	3	This is a multiplayer graphical arcade and adventure game, that runs on
4	client/server model. There are clients for Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) and	4	a client/server model. There are clients for Microsoft(R) Windows(TM)
5	POSIX systems such as Linux and *BSD. To get the most joyful experience,	5	and POSIX systems such as Linux and *BSD. To get the most joyful
6	the Crossfire+ client should be used. This client is written in Perl and	6	experience, the Crossfire+ client should be used. This client is written
7	utilises SDL with OpenGL.	7	in Perl and utilises SDL with OpenGL to provide you with the most
		8	immersive gameplay.
8		9
9	Crossfire has certain flavours from other games, especially Gauntlet (TM)	10	Crossfire has certain flavours from other games, especially Gauntlet (TM)
10	and Nethack/Moria.	11	and Nethack/Moria.
11		12
12	Any number of players can move around in their own window, finding	13	Any number of players can move around in their own window on the
13	and using items and battle monsters. They can choose to cooperate	14	world, finding and using items and battle monsters. They can choose to
14	or compete in the same "world".	15	cooperate or compete in the same "world".
		16
15		17
16	REQUIREMENTS	18	REQUIREMENTS
17		19
18	For UNIX, a modern C++ compiler with some extensions is required to	20	For UNIX, a modern C++ compiler with some extensions is required to
19	compile this game. In addition, you will need the Perl development	21	compile this game (g++ 4.x works). In addition, you will need the Perl
20	libraries along with the following Perl modules (the server is tested	22	development libraries along with the following Perl modules (the server
21	with perl 5.8.8 and 5.8-maint).	23	is tested with perl 5.8.8 and 5.8-maint) and their dependencies. (the
		24	minimum versions below may not be up-to-date, the configure script will
		25	check them all, though).
22		26
23	- Crossfire >= v0.97	27	- AnyEvent >= v2.52
24	- Coro >= v3.5	28	- BDB >= v1.1 libdb4.5, libdb4.4 might work
		29	- Compress::LZF >= v1.8
		30	- Coro >= v4.13 SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE BELOW
25	- Coro::Event >= v2.1	31	- Coro::Event >= v2.1
		32	- Crossfire >= v0.99
		33	- Digest::MD5 >= v2.0
26	- Event >= v1.08	34	- Event >= v1.08
27	- IO::AIO >= 2.32	35	- IO::AIO >= v2.4
28	- BDB >= v0.1	36	- JSON::XS >= v1.5
		37	- Pod::POM >= v0.17
		38	- Safe::Hole >= v0.10
29	- Storable >= v2.0	39	- Storable >= v2.0
30	- Time::HiRes >= v1.0	40	- Time::HiRes >= v1.0
		41	- URI >= 1.35
		42	- YAML >= v0.62
31	- YAML::Syck >= v0.71	43	- YAML::Syck >= v0.71
32	- Digest::MD5 >= v2.0	44
33	- Compress::LZF >= v1.71	45	NOTICE: Crossfire uses an alternative signal stack, so you have to
34	- Safe::Hole >= v0.10	46	use either the "u"context method (slow) or "a"ssembly when configuring Coro.
35	- Pod::POM >= v0.17
36		47
37	Furthermore, you will need the following programs and libraries:	48	Furthermore, you will need the following programs and libraries:
38		49
39	- gperf, the GNU perfect hash generator >= v3.0	50	- gperf, the GNU perfect hash generator >= v3.0
40	- glib-2.0 >= v2.10	51	- glib-2.0 >= v2.10
41	- libpng >= v1.2	52	- libpng >= v1.2
42	- ImageMagick >= v6.0	53	- ImageMagick >= v6.0 (possibly higher, depending on its bugs)
43	- optipng => v0.5.5 (http://optipng.sf.net)	54	- optipng => v0.5.5 (http://optipng.sf.net)
		55	- pngnq >= v0.4 (http://freshmeat.net/redir/pngnq/53146/url_homepage/pngnq.html)
44	- rsync >= 2.6 (a must have anyways)	56	- rsync >= v2.6 (a must have anyways)
45		57
46	Your compiler must support the Library Technical Report 1 extensions and	58	Your compiler must support the Library Technical Report 1 extensions and
47	the upcoming typeof extension. The GNU C++ compiler >= version 4.0 does	59	the upcoming typeof extension. The GNU C++ compiler >= version 4.0 does
48	support all these.	60	support all these.
49		61
		62	On Debian GNU/Linux, you might get away with something like this for many of the
		63	above dependencies:
		64
		65	apt-get install gperf optipng pngnq rsync imagemagick libglib2.0-dev libpng12-dev
		66	apt-get install libpod-pom-perl libsafe-hole-perl libevent-perl
		67
		68	If you want to get sensible backtraces for error conditions at runtime
		69	to be logged you also need the external addr2line program (part of GNU
		70	binutils) in your PATH.
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50	COMPILING	73	COMPILING
51		74
52	Crossfire has been known to compile on a wide variety of systems. It should	75	Crossfire has been known to compile on a wide variety of systems. It should
53	compile and most all ISO C++ 200x and POSIX compliant systems.	76	compile and run on most ISO C++ 200x and POSIX compliant systems.
54		77
55	To get directions on compilation for UNIX/LINUX, read the INSTALL file.	78	To get generic directions on compilation, read the INSTALL file.
56		79
57	USAGE
58		80
59	Crossfire runs on a client/server model. You will also need the client	81	INSTALLATION/USAGE
60	to play. You can either connect to a server someone else has set up,
61	or run your own server and connect to that. The client package has
62	information for connecting to servers.
63		82
64	To run your own server, you need to make the crossfire binaries	83	Crossfire runs on a client/server model. You will also a client to
65	and install them, and then run the crossfire program. This now	84	play. You can either connect to a server someone else has set up, or
66	creates a server which you/other people can connect to. The map	85	run your own server and connect to that. There are a number of clients
67	files will need to get downloaded and installed for the server to run	86	available, but the recommended one is CFPlus (see below for URL).
68	properly. The map pack is released together with the server and can be
69	downloaded form the same location. The maps should be copied into the
70	$(TARGET)/share/crossfire/maps directory - after unpacking, you should
71	have a $(TARGET)/share/crossfire/maps/scorn directory.
72		87
73	If you plan to run a long term server, you should use one of the scripts	88	To run your own server, you need to build the crossfire server binaries
74	provided that will re-run crossfire if it dies for some reason.	89	and install them, then you will have to download and install map and
		90	archetype packs:
75		91
		92	Download both the cfmaps-<version> and cfarch-<version> archives, then
		93	use cfutil to install both (the source directories must be writable for
		94	this to work):
		95
		96	cfutil --install-maps path/to/cfmaps-<version>/
		97	cfutil --install-arch path/to/cfarch-<version>/
		98
		99	Both processes can take some time, depending on your resources :) If you
		100	plan to repeat the installation you should specify the --cache option
		101	first, which will keep costly-to-generate files around for further runs
		102	of cfutil:
		103
		104	cfutil --cache --install-maps path/to/cfmaps-<version>/
		105	cfutil --cache --install-arch path/to/cfarch-<version>/
		106
		107	Atfer this you can then run the crossfire executable. This starts a
		108	server which you/other people can connect to.
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76	WEB SITES:	111	WEB SITES
77		112
78	The following web addresses have crossfire information that you may find	113	The following web addresses have crossfire information that you may find
79	useful:	114	useful:
80		115
81	http://crossfire.schmorp.de/ (The main site)	116	http://crossfire.schmorp.de/ (The main site)
90		125
91	Bugs should be filed using the following email address:	126	Bugs should be filed using the following email address:
92	crossfire@schmorp.de	127	crossfire@schmorp.de
93		128
94	When reporting bugs, make sure you include the following:	129	When reporting bugs, make sure you include the following:
		130
95	o What version of crossfire did you use?	131	* What version of crossfire did you use?
96	o What type of computer did you use (CPU type)	132	* What type of computer did you use (CPU type)
97	o What is the version of the OS?	133	* What is the version of the OS?
98	o What windowing system are you using (e.g. openwindows, X.org, XFree86)	134	* What windowing system are you using (e.g. openwindows, X.org, XFree86)
99	o What compiler (and its version) did you use (e.g. gcc, acc)?	135	* What compiler (and its version) did you use (e.g. gcc, acc)?
100	o Which flags did you give it?	136	* Which flags did you give it?
101	o If the bug happens when compiling crossfire, send an EXACT copy of the	137	* If the bug happens when compiling crossfire, send an EXACT copy of the
102	compiler line, as well as the errors it puts out. Sending bugs of the	138	compiler line, as well as the errors it puts out. Sending bugs of the
103	sort 'it failed with a line like ...' doesn't help any.	139	sort 'it failed with a line like ...' doesn't help any.
104	o If the bug happened while running crossfire:	140	* If the bug happened while running crossfire:
105	- Include any output before to the bug.	141	- Include any output before to the bug.
106	- Give a description of what you did before the bug occured. The better	142	- Give a description of what you did before the bug occured. The better
107	detailed the description, the better chance I have of figuring	143	detailed the description, the better chance we have of figuring
108	out where the bug happened, or how I can recreate the bug.	144	out where the bug happened, or how we can recreate the bug.
109	- If possible, a stack trace from gdb (or other debugger) is very	145	- If possible, a stack trace from gdb (or other debugger) is very
110	helpful.	146	helpful.
111		147
112	The more information provided, the better chance of the bug being fixed in	148	The more information provided, the better chance of the bug being fixed
113	a timely fashion.	149	in a timely fashion.
114		150
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116	SUBMITTING PATCHES:
117	Patches should be submitted to email address:
118	crossfire@schmorp.de
119		151
120	PUBLIC SERVERS:	152	SUBMITTING PATCHES
121		153
		154	Patches should be submitted to email address:
		155	crossfire@schmorp.de
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		158	PUBLIC SERVERS
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122	The best way to find a server to play is to run the client. It will contact	160	The best way to find a server to play is to run the client
123	the metaserver and present a list to choose from. You can also see	161	and hit "Server List" in the setup dialog (this varies
		162	depending on your client). You can also see a list at
124	a list at http://crossfire.real-time.com/metaserver/	163	http://crossfire.real-time.com/metaserver/.
		164
		165	The canonical server for use with Crossfire and CFPlus is
		166	crossfire.schmorp.de, port 13327 (default).
125		167
126		168
127	COPYRIGHT	169	COPYRIGHT
128		170
129	Copyright (C) 2007 Crossfire Development Team	171	Most files in this distribution are covered by the GNU General Public
130	Copyright (C) 2000, 2006 Mark Wedel	172	License, version 3 (COPYING.GPL), or any later version, with the
131	Copyright (C) 1992 Frank Tore Johansen	173	exception of ext/affero.ext, which is covered by the GNU Affero General
		174	Public License, Version 3 (COPYING.Affero). Please take note of the
		175	special requirements of the Affero license with respect to network
		176	servers and configure your network server according to the instructions
		177	given in ext/affero.ext.
132		178
133	This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
134	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
135	the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
136	(at your option) any later version.
137		179
138	This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,	180	CONTACT
139	but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
140	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
141	GNU General Public License for more details.
142		181
143	You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License	182	The authors can be reached via e-mail to crossfire@schmorp.de
144	along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
145	Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
146		183
147	The authors can be reached via e-mail to crossfire@schmorp.de

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