CrashFix binary files are available on our Download page. But, if you want, you can build CrashFix yourself from source. This page provides instructions on how to do that in Windows or in Linux operating systems.
To build CrashFix service from source, you will need Visual Studio 2010 or later. Go to
SOURCE_DIR\crashfix_service directory in CrashFix source directory and open the
CrashFix_vs2010.sln file.
In Visual Studio window, select Release in the Configuration manager and press F7 to start build.
To build CrashFix service installer, you will need
NSIS install system. After you install NSIS, go to
SOURCE_DIR\crashfix_service\service_installer directory and right-click
installer.nsi file. From the context menu, choose
Compile NSIS Script item. When compiler finishes, you should be able to see the generated installer named like
crashfix-service-1.0.x-Win32.exe.
We assume you use Debian or Linux Ubuntu.
First, you need to install CMake (used for generating makefiles), Linux headers (build-essential) and RPM (to build RPM packages). To do that, type the following from your command shell:
sudo apt-get install cmake build-essential rpm
To generate makefiles, go to SOURCE_DIR and type the following:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
Next, to build CrashFix service, type the following:
make
After the build finishes, generate DEB and RPM packages by typing the following:
cpack .
This will generate the crashfix-service-1.0.x-Linux-i386.deb and crashfix-service-1.0.x-Linux-i386.rpm packages.
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