Download the
+
+ current cc65 source code an unzip it to a path of your choice.
+ Change the current working directory to that path and enter 'make'. This
+ builds both the cc65 binaries (located in the subdirectory 'bin') and
+ the cc65 libraries. Now cc65 is fully functional without further steps.
+
+
If you want to be able to run the cc65 binaries without providing their
+ path you may additionally enter 'sudo make install'. This creates
+ symbolic links to the binaries in '/usr/local/bin'.
+
Download the
+
+ current cc65 source code and unzip it to a path of your choice that
+ doesn't contain spaces (let's presume 'c:\cc65' here). Download
+ the 'Make for Windows'
+
+ binary and its
+
+ dependencies and unzip them both to the same path of your
+ choice (let's presume 'c:\gnu' here). Now you have two options...
+
+
Build the cc65 binaries using
+
+ Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express:
+ Open a 'Visual Studio Command Prompt (2010)', change the current
+ working directory to 'c:\cc65' and enter 'c:\gnu\bin\make'. This
+ builds both the cc65 binaries (located in 'c:\cc65\bin') and the
+ cc65 libraries. Now cc65 is fully functional without further
+ steps.
+
+
+
+
Use prebuilt cc65 binaries:
+ Download the
+
+ latest cc65 binaries for Windows and unzip them to
+ 'c:\cc65\bin'. Open a Command Prompt, change the current working
+ directory to 'c:\cc65' and enter 'c:\gnu\bin\make lib'. This
+ builds the cc65 libraries. Now cc65 is fully functional without
+ further steps.
+ Note: If you receive an error message complaining about
+ 'MSVCR100.dll' missing then you need to install the
+
+ Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86).
+
+
+
+
If you want to be able to run the cc65 binaries without providing their
+ path you may additionally add 'c:\cc65\bin' to your 'Path' environment
+ variable.
+
+