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If you see `cmp baserom.gbc pokecrystal.gbc` as the last line, the build was successful!
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If you see `cmp baserom.gbc pokecrystal.gbc` as the last line, the build was successful!
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Your first compile processes every source file at once. After that, only modified source files have to be reprocessed, so compiling again should be a few seconds faster.
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Your first compile processes every source file at once. After that, **only modified source files have to be reprocessed**, so compiling again should be a few seconds faster.
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Other make targets that may come in handy:
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Other **make targets** that may come in handy:
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`make clean` deletes any preprocessed source files (.tx), rgbds object files and the compiled rom, in case something goes wrong.
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`make clean` deletes any preprocessed source files (.tx), rgbds object files and pokecrystal.gbc, in case something goes wrong.
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`make pngs` decompresses any lz files in gfx/ and then exports any graphics files to png.
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`make pngs` decompresses any **lz** files in gfx/ and then exports any graphics files to **png**.
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`make lzs` does the reverse. This is already part of the build process, so modified pngs will automatically be converted to 2bpp and compressed to lz without any additional work.
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`make lzs` does the reverse. This is already part of the build process, so **modified pngs will automatically be converted to 2bpp and lz-compressed** without any additional work.
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# Linux
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# Linux
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# Now what?
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# Now what?
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* **Can't find something?** Contribute!
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**main.asm** is a good starting point. The structure of the source is laid out here.
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* **Can't find something?** Anyone can add to the source. There's lots to be uncovered.
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* **Do your own thing!** The asm source is hack-friendly, and the supplementary scripts in extras/ can be used for other projects.
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* **Do your own thing!** The asm source is hack-friendly, and the supplementary scripts in extras/ can be used for other projects.
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