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+# Building from Source
+
+Here's how to build your own version of *boxes* using the [boxes sources](https://github.com/{{ site.github }}).
+
+## Building on Linux / UNIX
+
+Just unzip the [source archive](https://github.com/{{ site.github }}/releases/latest) or [clone the GitHub repo](https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/). Make sure you have your C compiler installed, including [Flex](http://flex.sourceforge.net/) and [Bison](http://www.gnu.org/software/bison/). In the top level directory, type `make && make test`. Find the resulting binary in the *src* folder.
+
+That should be all. *Boxes* is built so that this works almost everywhere.
+
+## Building on Windows
+
+Boxes was written for UNIX, but it can also run on Windows! Boxes is a 32bit application, but it works on 64bit systems, too. Here's how to build on Windows.
+
+> Special thanks go to Ron Aaron, who provided a specially crafted Makefile for win32 and also created the Windows versions of boxes that have been around to this day.
+
+In order to build *boxes* on Windows, the required win32 executable can be created like this:
+
+1. Install [MinGW32](http://www.mingw.org/)
+2. Configure MinGW32
+3. Open a MinGW shell and run `make win32`
+
+Basically very simple, but there may be a few pitfalls, so we'll go through each step in detail.
+
+### 1. Install MinGW32
+
+1. Download MinGW from [mingw.org](http://www.mingw.org/) by pressing the **Download Installer** button in the top right corner of the page. You'll receive a mingw-get-setup.exe.
+2. Right-click mingw-get-setup.exe and choose **Run as Administrator** from the pop-up menu.
+   This brings up the Installation Preferences.
+3. Choose `C:\MinGW` as installation directory. This is really important. If for some reason you cannot use this highly recommended directory, choose another one that has a short path, does not contain spaces (!), and does not include a Windows "special path". For example, `C:\MinGW_2`.
+4. Select "install support for GUI" (yes, even though *boxes* has no GUI) and install "for all users".
+5. Press **Continue** and wait for download of the *Installation Manager*.
+6. After the download of the Installation Manager is completed, press **Continue** again.
+   The Installation Manager opens.
+7. Choose **mingw32-base** and **msys-base**. Also, further down, under *MSYS / MinGW Developer Toolkit*, choose **msys-bison** and **msys-flex**.
+   **Do not** install <tt>mingw-developer-toolkit</tt>, because if on 64bit, this requires tweaking of several environment variables to get gcc to use 32bit libs all around (which may be hard to get right for laymen).
+8. In the menu, select *Installation* &rarr; *Apply Changes*.
+   Something like 104 Packages will be installed, which may take a few minutes.
+9. Upon success, select *Installation* &rarr; *Quit* from the menu.
+
+### 2. Configure MinGW32
+
+1. Change into C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\etc.
+2. Copy the file *fstab.sample* to a new file called simply *fstab*.
+3. Open *fstab* and make sure that the only lines which are not comments are these:
+
+       c:/mingw		/mingw
+       d:/path/to/boxes	/boxes
+
+   Note that the whitespace in this example are tab characters. The d:/path/to/boxes is the path where you placed your clone of the boxes repo. Avoid spaces in its path, too.
+4. Add C:\MinGW\bin to your system PATH.
+5. Create a "MinGW Shell" shortcut somewhere (I chose my desktop). The shortcut invokes the C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\msys.bat script, which is installed as a component of MSYS; (if you installed to an alternative directory, you should adjust the C:\MinGW prefix accordingly).
+   An icon file is provided in the same directory, in case you want to set it on the new shortcut.
+
+### 3. Open a MinGW shell and trigger the Windows build
+
+1. Double click your new **MinGW Shell** shortcut icon.
+   This opens a command window with the correct environment set up for you, including the correct path references, allowing you to run any of the MinGW or MSYS applications within that command window.
+2. Within the MinGW shell:
+
+       cd /boxes
+       make clean && make win32
+
+   If you want to create an executable with debug information, call `make clean && make debug.win32` instead.
+3. boxes.exe is created in /boxes/src.
+4. Optionally, run `make test` to check that your executable is working OK.
+
+### 4. Deployment
+
+In order to run boxes on any Windows machine, two files are required:
+
+- boxes.exe
+- boxes.cfg
+
+*boxes.cfg* is obtained by simply renaming the *boxes-config* file from the root of the boxes repo into *boxes.cfg*.
+
+Both files should be placed together somewhere on your PATH.

_includes/boxes/docs/index.md

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   1. Development
     a. [Contributing]({{ site.baseurl}}/contributing.html)
 	b. [List of Contributors]({{ site.baseurl}}/contributing.html#contributors)
-	c. [Testing]({{ site.baseurl}}/testing.html)
-	d. [Chronological Change Log](https://github.com/{{ site.github }}/commits/master)
+	c. [Building from Source]({{ site.baseurl}}/build.html)
+	d. [Testing]({{ site.baseurl}}/testing.html)
+	e. [Chronological Change Log](https://github.com/{{ site.github }}/commits/master)
 
   1. [Download]({{ site.baseurl}}/download.html)
 

_posts/2015-01-16-boxes-v1.1.2-released.md

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   - Patch by *Jakub Hrozek* to eliminate a compilation warning on Fedora
   - Patch to make compilation on MacOS easier by *Mike Meyer*
   - Added boxes-pkg.openwrt by *Lu Weifeng* to build and package boxes on OpenWrt
-  - Consolidated separated Makefiles for Unix and Win32 into one for easier [Windows build](https://github.com/{{ site.github }}/wiki/Windows-Build)
+  - Consolidated separated Makefiles for Unix and Win32 into one for easier [Windows build]({{ site.baseurl}}/build.html)
   
   - New unicorn box designs by *Mike Meyer*
   - New box design 'caml' by *Michael Tiernan*

build.html

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+---
+layout: default
+title: Building from Source
+---
+
+{% capture includedMarkdown %}{% include boxes/build.md %}{% endcapture %}
+<div class="bxpage well">
+{{ includedMarkdown | markdownify }}
+</div>