How to compile
Posted: 24 Jul 2004, 12:56
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Posted: 27 Aug 2004, 02:32
Visual C++ wont run .vcproj files
Posted: 27 Aug 2004, 07:01
Why not? 
That's what I get when I create a project with Visual C++ ver 7 or 8
That's what I get when I create a project with Visual C++ ver 7 or 8Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 05:49
Apparently some people with dev-cpp/mingw are having trouble with the latest cvs releases that require guichan.
I'd just like to remind anyone with said problems that in the platform.hpp file, _declspec(dllexport) doesn't work so well with mingw. you need __declspec(dllexport). Thats one more _ symbol.
Then make sure to include -lguichan and -lguichan_allegro BEFORE -lalleg in the dev-cpp project options.
I'd just like to remind anyone with said problems that in the platform.hpp file, _declspec(dllexport) doesn't work so well with mingw. you need __declspec(dllexport). Thats one more _ symbol.
Then make sure to include -lguichan and -lguichan_allegro BEFORE -lalleg in the dev-cpp project options.
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 08:09
Did you manage it to compile? I'm still having troubles about some linking issues: undefined reference to fcn::TextField::TextField() and so on. Some other hint maybe?
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 22:32
As far as I know, I'm pretty sure you need to include .dsw, .dsp, and .vcproj when trying to communicate VC++ projects.
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 22:37
But we're not talking about VC++ projects.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 00:57
Ugh, VC++ is unnessisary money spent, or unnessisary software piracy, keep the ickyness away!
Yes, I did get it to compile, everything but the icon 'cause I was too lazy to find it ^_^
Which part can't you get to link? Compiling the GUIChan library, or ManaWorld itself?
I'm gonna assume you ment gcn (not fcn) meaning guichan. So I'm guessing your not properly linking the guichan library with the mana world sources.
When I find somewhere to upload it, I'll upload my modified GUIChan with Dev-CPP project file, pre-compiled libguichan.a and libguichan_allegro.a. I'll also throw in the mana world project file as an added bonus
Check back later for those, I gotta go make supper now, bye.
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Here are the project files and the precompiled guichan libraries for the lazy. Put the libraries in your dev-cpp\lib directory and use the manaworld project file.
Manaworld dev-cpp file
guichan dev-cpp file
guichan allegro dev-cpp file
guichan platform.hpp file
libguichan static library
libguichan_allegro static library
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Yes, I did get it to compile, everything but the icon 'cause I was too lazy to find it ^_^
Which part can't you get to link? Compiling the GUIChan library, or ManaWorld itself?
I'm gonna assume you ment gcn (not fcn) meaning guichan. So I'm guessing your not properly linking the guichan library with the mana world sources.
When I find somewhere to upload it, I'll upload my modified GUIChan with Dev-CPP project file, pre-compiled libguichan.a and libguichan_allegro.a. I'll also throw in the mana world project file as an added bonus
Check back later for those, I gotta go make supper now, bye.
[edit]
Here are the project files and the precompiled guichan libraries for the lazy. Put the libraries in your dev-cpp\lib directory and use the manaworld project file.
Manaworld dev-cpp file
guichan dev-cpp file
guichan allegro dev-cpp file
guichan platform.hpp file
libguichan static library
libguichan_allegro static library
[/edit]
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 07:16
Which version of gcc do you have?
I succeded to compile it with 3.1, but not with 3.3.
I succeded to compile it with 3.1, but not with 3.3.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 10:35
The gcc version is denoted with three numbers like 3.3.1 or 3.2.3. I think you mean 3.2.3, as opposed to 3.1(.0) which is the version of MinGW that 3.2.3 comes with.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 11:31
I was meaning 3.3.x against 3.1.x, but maybe I got one digit wrong.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 18:31
Whatever the case may be. 3.3.1 is the magic little number I see.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 18:43
I was talking in response to Mike..Elven Programmer wrote:But we're not talking about VC++ projects.
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 21:56
Ops sorry 
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 13:49
Hmm, I have Borland Turbo C/C++ and DJGPP. I should try and compile on those just as a test. I'll let you know how it goes. 