Here you'll find pre-compiled binaries of Reform for a variety of platforms, as well as source code downloads.
Read the README, which also comes with all of the archives (binary and source), for full information on usage, features, and limitations. Read the release notes for full information on the details of a particular release.
Please submit all bug reports, feature requests, questions, and comments to: tmedwards@motoslave.net.
Binary Downloads:
| Operating System | Architecture | Version | File Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Windows | ix86 Win32 | 2.11 | reform-2.11-win32.zip [119 KiB] |
| Mac OS X | Universal Binary (PPC & ix86) |
2.11 | reform-2.11-macosx.tar.gz [44 KiB] |
| Linux | ix86 ELF | 2.11 | reform-2.11-linux.tar.gz [31 KiB] |
Source Code Download:
Requirements to compile Reform from source code
- Ability to compile ANSI C++ source code. Additionally, the ability to run a 'configure' shell script will help as all future releases of the source will use GNU autoconf to configure the makefiles, however, it is not a requirement as long as you have an ANSI C++ compiler and some patience.
Source Code, v2.11: reform-2.11-src.tar.gz [83 KiB]
If you make any changes to the source, I'd like to see them. Ports of Reform to other operating systems are welcome as well.
For those who are interested, Reform was developed using the following tools:
- Compiler & Dev Tools (Windows): MinGW (Minimalist GNU for Windows): GNU/g++, under the MSYS (Minimal SYStem) environment