- CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER INSTALL
- CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER MANUAL
- CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER CODE
- CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER WINDOWS
This option is used for preparing Cutter binary release packges.
CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER INSTALL
Turned off by default.ĬUTTER_PACKAGE_DEPENDENCIES During install step include the third party dependencies. Setting to OFF doesn’t affect any downloads done by Rizin build. Useful when preparing package for Linux distros that have strict package layout rules.Ĭutter binary release options, not needed for most users and might not work easily outside CI environment:ĬUTTER_ENABLE_CRASH_REPORTS is used to compile Cutter with crash handling system enabled (Breakpad).ĬUTTER_ENABLE_DEPENDENCY_DOWNLOADS Enable downloading of dependencies.
CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER CODE
Note that there are some major building options available:ĬUTTER_USE_BUNDLED_RIZIN automatically compile Rizin from submodule (Enabled by default).ĬUTTER_ENABLE_PYTHON compile with Python support.ĬUTTER_ENABLE_PYTHON_BINDINGS automatically generate Python Bindings with Shiboken2, required for Python plugins!ĬUTTER_ENABLE_KSYNTAXHIGHLIGHTING use KSyntaxHighlighting for code highlighting.ĬUTTER_ENABLE_GRAPHVIZ enable Graphviz for graph layouts.ĬUTTER_EXTRA_PLUGIN_DIRS List of addition plugin locations. You can check if the binaries are available by opening PowerShell andĬmake. You will have to make sure that the executables are available
CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER WINDOWS
To build Cutter on Windows machines using CMake, To compile Cutter it is necessary to have the following installed:Ī version of Visual Studio (2015, 20 are supported)
CMAKE INSTALL FOR USER MANUAL
May require manual path specification on distros with multiple python versions.ĬUTTER_ENABLE_GRAPHVIZ and CUTTER_ENABLE_KSYNTAXHIGHLIGHTING optional but nice to have since they are available on most distros.ĬUTTER_EXTRA_PLUGIN_DIRS use it to specify additional plugin search locations if distro packaging guidelines require you placing them in locations Cutter doesn’t use by default. Change it according to your distro packaging guidelines.ĬUTTER_ENABLE_PYTHON and CUTTER_ENABLE_PYTHON_BINDINGS it is recommended to turn on for complete user experience. By default CMake will install to /usr/local suitable for user builds. Bundled rizin will also likely conflict with standalone rizin package.Ĭorrect install prefix. Note that keeping it on doesn’t install rizin in a way suitable for linux packaging without doing additional manual steps making packaging process more complex. DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release turn on release optimizations, unless your distro has more specific guidelines for common compiler options.ĬUTTER_USE_BUNDLED_RIZIN=OFF turn off use of rizin from submodule to use previously packaged rizin. If the names “Cutter” or “cutter” conflict with other packages or their content, “rz-cutter” can be used. It should be possible to compile Cutter plugins against proper Cutter installation without having direct access to Cutter source code. If you are packaging Cutter, users will appreciate it if you also package rz-ghidra and jsdec decompilers as optional packages. We are trying to maintainĬompatibility with latest rizin release at the time of Cutter release and making a new Cutter release when new rizin version is released. Doing that will also give more control over the way rizin dependencies are handled. It is recommended to build and package rizin as a separate package so that it can be used with or without Cutter. It shouldn’t be necessary to manually copy files from plain build. See CMake documentation for adjusting installed file locations and properties. Installing the executable, desktop file, headers and other files required for plugin compilation. It uses CMake built-in functionality and GNUInstallDirs for When making a distribution specific package, the default install target should give you a good starting point. Making Linux distribution specific packages ¶