The latest source release can be found on Github at https://github.com/wrapl/wrapl.
In order to build Wrapl/Riva from the source code, you will need the following software:
The build process will automatically download, extract and build a number of third party libraries. If the required source directories are already present then they will be used (currently one can check the _minibuild_s to see which libraries are downloaded, this will be documented properly in the future). Note that any downloaded libraries are built only for use with Wrapl, and will not be installed system-wide.
A number of modules have further dependancies. Since these modules are not necessary to run most Wrapl programs, these dependancies are not strictly required. However, the current build process assumes their presence and will fail if any of these are missing. Alternatively, the _minibuild_'s can be edited to comment out the relevant modules.
Building Wrapl/Riva should be as simple / complicated as:
Currently Wrapl only builds on 32 bit versions of Linux, but will run on most 64 bit versions of Linux once built with proper multilib support. This has been tested on:
Warning: This section is obselete and will be updated soon. Currently no binary packages are available for Wrapl.
A prebuilt Ubuntu/Debian package (for x86 only) can be downloaded here. Note that several modules will not work if the required libraries are not present:
A somewhat incomplete but still functional editor for Wrapl can be downloaded here
An experimental prebuilt Windows package built with Cygwin can be downloaded here. This package does not provide the Gtk modules, since the native GTK+ libraries on Windows are built with Mingw.