Building from source: You've probably already done this, but first clone the repo: `git clone git://git.pengaru.com/sars` There are a few submodules which must be initialized recursively before sars will be able to compile, this does the trick: `git submodule update --init --recursive --remote` *** New enough git versions support recursive clone too: ` git clone --recursive git://git.pengaru.com/sars` Now it's fairly run of the mill autotools: ``` $ mkdir build $ ./bootstrap $ cd build $ ../configure $ make $ ./src/sars ``` The program assumes there will be assets found under the assets/ folder relative to the sars executable's parent directory. These are some .ogg files and .wav files, and they're not checked into the git repo to keep development low-bw friendly. You may find the assets in a build available at: https://dl.pengaru.com/hungrycat/sars/ The latest build should reflect the current state of the master git branch: https://dl.pengaru.com/hungrycat/sars/hungrycat-sars-latest.zip There's also a Pouet entry for sars with youtube and other links: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=85496