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Any missing library will be pointed out; use your distributon's software
manager to install them (except libRocket, see notes below).

If you are going to compile using your own version of SDL2, you should compile
SDL2 with xinerama and xrandr, otherwise you could experience many problems
switching to fullscreen, at least on NVIDIA cards with closed drivers.
If you are going to compile using your own version of SDL2, you may want to
compile SDL2 with xinerama and xrandr support, otherwise you could experience
problems switching to fullscreen.

### libRocket

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clicking the right mouse button and choosing 'paste'.

**NOTE:** Current (post march 2019) versions of MSYS2 will produce a binary with
unstable timings. See GitHub's issue #47.
unstable timings when the thread_sync program option is enabled. See GitHub's
issue #47.

## STEP 1. Setup a 64bit MinGW build environment
We will use mingw-w64 (mingw-w64.org) under **MSYS2** (www.msys2.org)
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### Installation
In order to use the program you'll need to "install" it. The install process is
not a Windows program installation. Itcd s purpose is to organize executables and
not a Windows program installation. Its purpose is to organize executables and
assets inside a folder from which the program can run.

This is the needed directory structure:
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* CTRL+F6: start/stop audio capture
* CTRL+F7: save current state
* CTRL+F8: load last state
* CTRL+F10: mouse grab (only if CTRL+F10 is the mouse grab method)
* CTRL+F10: mouse grab (only if CTRL+F10 is the mouse grab method, see ini file)
* CTRL+F11: CPU emulation speed down
* CTRL+F12: CPU emulation speed up
* CTRL+DEL: send CTRL+ALT+DEL to the guest OS
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If the grab method is 'MOUSE3', use the central mouse button to lock the
mouse.

CTRL+F11 and CTRL+F12 change the speed at which the CPU emulation is performed,
not its frequency. This is equivalent to warping time.

### Command line options

-c PATH Sets a configuration file to use
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