ENVIRONMENT
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Microsoft SDK
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Make sure that you have installed the ws2_32.lib, which is part of the Microsoft SDK.

MinGW
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http://www.mingw.org/
goto Downloads
download and install mingw_get_inst-?????
Select
	C Compiler
	C++ Compiler
	MSYS Basic System

Set the MINGW_HOME environment variable.
Add %MINGW_HOME%\msys\1.0\bin;%MINGW_HOME%\bin; to your PATH
Open a command shell and make sure that gcc is working: gcc –v

LibELF
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Build and install libelf with mingw, or download the pre-compiled patch and copy it into your mingw root folder.
https://gitorious.org/mingw-libs-for-simavr/mingw-libs-for-simavr/trees/master

FreeGLUT
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Build and install freeglut with mingw, or download the pre-compiled patch and copy it into your mingw root folder.
https://gitorious.org/mingw-libs-for-simavr/mingw-libs-for-simavr/trees/master


WinAVR
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If you have not already, download and install WinAVR.
http://winavr.sourceforge.net/
(This tutorial assumes you are using WinAVR-20100110.)
Make sure that AVR32_HOME is set correctly and pointing do your WinAVR installation directory.
%AVR32_HOME%\bin\gcc –v
In the output you see that the target is avr, while the target of the host gcc is mingw32.


INSTALL simavr
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get simavr Sources
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Download the patched simavr sources of the mingw branch from:
	https://github.com/the-real-orca/simavr/tree/mingw
	and extract the sources to your development directory
- or - clone the GIT repository
	https://github.com/the-real-orca/simavr.git 
	and switch to the mingw branch


compile simavr
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Open a command window and change to your simavr directory:
      make all
- or -
      make –r all	(this is a bit faster)

TEST
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make –C tests run_tests


INSTALL
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make install DESTDIR=C:\path-to-your-development-directory

It will create the following sub-directories and put the according simavr files into them.
 - bin
 - lib
 - include