• IMPORTANT BUILD CHANGES!
  • You now must use the PWD.EXE from GNU shell utilities, NOT from GNU bash to build VACPP
  • You must now delete mozilla/nsprpub/configure in addition to mozilla/configure before building
  • There are some problems building NSPR with EMX which we are working on
• Please use these templates when opening up bugzilla bugs for OS/2:
  • For base Warpzilla problems
  • For Warpzilla install problems
• Nightly builds are available from ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/ps/products/warpzilla
• Checkout the latest OS/2 checkins
• Checkout Bugzilla to get a list of all the current OS/2 bugs
• #warpzilla on irc.mozilla.org is the place to find Warpzilla people. Official chat is on hiatus
• Checkout SeaMonkey-Ports to keep an eye on the tinderboxes.
• Over 500 OS/2-specific changes have been checked into Mozilla (click here to see quite a few of them)
• Checkout Henry Sobotka's Warpzilla Homepage
  
• Don't forget to monitor the OS/2 Mozilla newsgroup
• Michael Kaply (mkaply@us.ibm.com) is the new OS/2 port owner

Overview:

Warpzilla is an effort to port the Mozilla browser to OS/2. This web page will deliver the latest information about that effort.

For developers, we will provide information about setting up a build environment, obtaining the Mozilla source code, and building the lizard.

For end-users, we will provide information on obtaining the latest builds and running them.

There are lots of ways you can help make this project successful.

For developers:

• Set up a build environment

• Get the source

• Build the lizard

• EMX/GCC

• VisualAge

For everyone else:

Grab a nightly build!

• ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/ps/products/warpzilla

A little history

Here are some links to pages with past information about Warpzilla. They are no longer being updated.

• William A. Law's Warpzilla Page
  
• Joan Touzet's Warpzilla build instructions
  
• Documentation on OS/2 code in Mozilla from M7
  
• Setting up an M7 build environment
  
• Building the M7 lizard