I completely forgot to compile yesterday! But do not worry I will compile today before 10:00 (eastern time).
Also can an admin delete the poll for me? (I am finished using it).
(06-02-2011, 09:26 PM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ]OMG! I completely forgot to compile yesterday! But do not worry I will compile today before noon.
Also can an admin delete the poll for me? (I am finished using it).
finally are you gonna build with it?
(05-05-2011, 05:52 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ] (05-02-2011, 07:40 AM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ]So I do not need to do ANYTHING special? Because when I try I get this:
Code:
[Bunch of code I did not bother to read :P]
You need SubWCRev.exe from tortoisesvn
You need to put SubWCRev.exe in CheckoutFolder\Source\Core\Common
If the version linked does not work, there are other versions here
If all else fails, PM or reply and I can upload the copy I have and post a link here.
EDIT: Also, source code for 2.0 is r5350 on the Stable branch (as far as I can tell).
r5350 stable was the latest stable revision in existence when 2.0 was uploaded
on the original site.
I have the sorce but I never read this post (must of mised it because it was at the end of the page
) thanks
That file is a .msi (yes I know what an .msi is
), but it will still work right?
(06-03-2011, 10:09 PM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ]I have the sorce but I never read this post (must of mised it because it was at the end of the page) thanks
That file is a .msi (yes I know what an .msi is), but it will still work right?
Running the msi package installs 2 files onto your computer:
SubWCRev.exe and SubWCRevCOM.exe. By default they are
installed to
C:\Program Files (x86)\SubWCRev --> 64 bit
C:\Program Files\SubWCRev --> 32 bit
I'm actually not sure why it needs this file to compile, from
what I can tell it shouldn't need it, but it's the only way it
successfully compiles for me. You'll need to manually modify
the title to make it say "Dolphin 2.0" instead of "Dolphin r5350"
ryancollins Wrote:So all I need is is that .exe? No directories?
You still need to add the following (add without quotes):
- Under
Excecutable Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Utilities\bin\[x86/x64]"
- Under
Include Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Include"
- Under
Library Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Lib\[x86/x64]"
(06-04-2011, 12:13 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ]ryancollins Wrote:So all I need is is that .exe? No directories?
You still need to add the following (add without quotes):
- Under Excecutable Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Utilities\bin\[x86/x64]"
- Under Include Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Include"
- Under Library Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Lib\[x86/x64]"
And those go...where?
Also it will not let me even try to compile 64-bit (I have 32-bit vista) any ideas?
Won't let me install the .msi says tortoise SVN is already installed, maybe you could upload the .exe?
(06-04-2011, 12:18 AM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ] (06-04-2011, 12:13 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ]You still need to add the following (add without quotes):
- Under Excecutable Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Utilities\bin\[x86/x64]"
- Under Include Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Include"
- Under Library Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Lib\[x86/x64]"
And those go...where?
Also it will not let me even try to compile 64-bit (I have 32-bit vista) any ideas?
On VS2008 they go under Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions->VC++ Directories
NOTE: Add them! Don't replace what's already there!
Are you using Express or Pro?
Express needs a workaround to compile 64bit (See
CacoFFF's thread on how to do that)
(06-04-2011, 12:25 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ] (06-04-2011, 12:18 AM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ] (06-04-2011, 12:13 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ]You still need to add the following (add without quotes):
- Under Excecutable Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Utilities\bin\[x86/x64]"
- Under Include Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Include"
- Under Library Directories add "$(DXSDK_DIR)\Lib\[x86/x64]"
And those go...where?
Also it will not let me even try to compile 64-bit (I have 32-bit vista) any ideas?
On VS2008 they go under Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions->VC++ Directories
NOTE: Add them! Don't replace what's already there!
OK, I knew that but which solution(s), ALL of them? (I hope not
)
I do not want to go thou with all of that trouble I may just stick with compiling 32-bit of old revisions and both of new revisions.
(06-04-2011, 12:27 AM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ]OK, I knew that but which solution(s), ALL of them? (I hope not)
I do not want to go thou with all of that trouble I may just stick with compiling 32-bit of old revisions and both of new revisions.
In VS2008 the VC++ Directories settings affect ALL solutions.
You only have to set them once.
