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It is also possible to build using **cmake** and the "CMakeLists.txt" file
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generated by mulle-xcode-to-cmake itself. After checking out the sources,
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change into the source directory and then
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### MacOS / Linux / FreeBSD : mulle-objc
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Get [foundation-developer](//github.com/MulleFoundation/foundation-developer)
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installed and then build **mulle-xcode-to-cmake** with:
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```
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mulle-sde clean cache
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mulle-sde craft
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mulle-sde run mulle-make install --prefix /usr/local/bin
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```
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### Windows / Linux : GNUstep
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It is also possible to build with GNUstep using **cmake** and the
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`CMakeLists.txt` file generated by **mulle-xcode-to-cmake** itself. After
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checking out the sources, change into the source directory and then:
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```
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mkdir build && cd build
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On Mac this should work without installing any additional dependencies. On other
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platforms it is suggested to install a recent clang version (5 or later) and you
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will need libobjc and the gnustep-base developer package, both from GNUstep (or another
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implementation of the ObjC runtime and the Foundation library).
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will need libobjc and the gnustep-base developer package, both from GNUstep
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(or another implementation of the ObjC runtime and the Foundation library).
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On Windows, it is a bit tricky : please refer to this little guide [here](https://github.com/ElMostafaIdrassi/mulle-xcode-to-cmake/blob/release/BUILD-GNUSTEP-WINDOWS.md)
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