Running the ./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash script will be used to build the PlayFab Services shared library and its dependencies.
To run the build script you will need Linux either as installed on physical machine, or a Linux virtual machine, or by using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Running ./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash will generate a variety of build configurations and binaries for PlayFab and its dependencies. These binaries will be placed at /Out/x64/{Configuration}/{Library}. After the PlayFab Services shared library is built by default it will be found at /Out/x64/Release/PlayFabServices.Linux/PlayFabServicesLinux.so
Example usage:
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash
Running the build script with no arguments will generate a Release binaries.
Running the build script with the -c|--config argument will generate Debug or Release binaries.
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash <-c|--config> <Debug|Release>
Running the build script with the -lhc|--libHttpClientPath argument will set the path to the libHttpClient repo. By default its assume to be a sibling of this repo. You can alternatively set the LHC_PATH enviroment varible to control this, for example: export LHC_PATH=../libHttpClient
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash <-lhc|--libHttpClientPath> ../libHttpClient
Running the build script with the -sg|--skipaptget argument will skip calling apt-get which installs the required components.
Running the build script with the -nc|--nocore will not generate a binary of PlayFabCore.Linux.so. Might be useful for advanced build scenarios
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash <-nc|--nocore>
Running the build script with the -ns|--nosharedinternal will not generate a binary of PlayFabSharedInternal.a. Might be useful for advanced build scenarios
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash <-ns|--nosharedinternal>
Running the build script with the -nlhc|--nolibhttpclient will not generate a binary of libHttpClient.Linux.so. Might be useful for advanced build scenarios
./PlayFabServices_Linux.bash <-nlhc|--nolibhttpclient>
If the bash script fails to run and produces the error:
/bin/bash^M: bad interpreter
This is due to improper line endings. Running the following command and re-running the script should fix it.
sed -i -e 's/\r$//' PlayFabServices_Linux.bash