What you need and should know to get the example running
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    General
    -------
    The startup scripts (the *.sh and *.bat files) expect to be
    run from the examples directory.

    Before you try to compile libclois-lane yourself try running
    the example with the libraries that are in the clois-lane lib
    directory.

    Linux
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    The Linux startup is written and tested using SBCL
    (1.0.25.debian at the time of writing) and expects to find
    'sbcl' in the path.

    It also expects to find necessary OIS libraries in either
    /usr/local/lib or the clois-lane lib directory.

    All these options are set in the *.sh file and can be changed
    there.

    If the libraries that come with the clois-lane distribution
    don't work for you, you'll need to compile OIS (and
    libclois-lane) yourself .  Download the source from:
    http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=149835&package_id=166954&release_id=583859
    (you'll need "ois_1.2.0.tar.gz")

    For libcloise-lane you'll need CMake as well (www.cmake.org).
    Once that is installed issue:

        > cmake -G "Unix Makefiles"

    and then

        > make

    and the library should end up in the lib directory if all goes
    well.

    Windows
    -------
    The Windows startup script is written and tested using Clozure
    CL and expects to find 'wx86cl' in the path.

    All libraries are expected to be found in the lib directory of
    the Buclet distribution.

    All these settings are in the *.bat file and can be changed
    there.

    If libclois-lane.dll that comes with the clois-lane
    distribution don't work for you, you'll need to compile it
    yourself using MinGW.  Check the README.MinGW file for more
    information.

    Note: you do not need to compile OIS.dll yourself!  Get that
    from the Ogre SDK (since that's the only one it has been
    tested with): http://www.ogre3d.org/download/sdk (you'll need
    "OGRE 1.6.x SDK for Code::Blocks + MinGW C++ Toolbox").

                                          Erik Winkels, 2009-06-02