compiling love .7 on windows
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compiling love .7 on windows
Has anyone managed to compile 0.7 release with VC 2008? I'm getting lots of errors.
Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Are you missing libraries?
I guess you can't run ./configure...
I guess you can't run ./configure...
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Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Yeah, I got it to compile with a bit of help.
After you get the dependencies you are pretty much done though.
And what do you know, here are the dependencies:
After you get the dependencies you are pretty much done though.
And what do you know, here are the dependencies:
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Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Thank you very much. I'll try to compile it again with these.TechnoCat wrote:Yeah, I got it to compile with a bit of help.
After you get the dependencies you are pretty much done though.
And what do you know, here are the dependencies:
Re: compiling love .7 on windows
I'm getting various errors when I try to compile. I decided I want to try to compile "common" first
here's the error I'm getting
there *is* a 'SDL_mutex.h' file included in the "include" directory under SDL folder. Any tips?
here's the error I'm getting
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1>c:\documents and settings\administrator\desktop\love-35c1ee3a978f\love\src\common\runtime.cpp(33) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'SDL_mutex.h': No such file or directory
Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Don't use microsoft compilers?*tharkas wrote:I'm getting various errors when I try to compile. I decided I want to try to compile "common" first
here's the error I'm getting
there *is* a 'SDL_mutex.h' file included in the "include" directory under SDL folder. Any tips?Code: Select all
1>c:\documents and settings\administrator\desktop\love-35c1ee3a978f\love\src\common\runtime.cpp(33) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'SDL_mutex.h': No such file or directory
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Re: compiling love .7 on windows
The way it was pointed out to me was: Just build "love".
As in, right click on the solution, go to configuration and tell everything to not build except the love project.
And in my case, love.exe was building even though those errors were spitting out because those errors were for the other projects (audio, sound, image, etc.). Check your Release folder, it might already be there.
As in, right click on the solution, go to configuration and tell everything to not build except the love project.
And in my case, love.exe was building even though those errors were spitting out because those errors were for the other projects (audio, sound, image, etc.). Check your Release folder, it might already be there.
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Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Yeah, you probably need to set the include folders for every single module if you want to built them separately.
Re: compiling love .7 on windows
Thank you very much! That solved my problem. I was trying to build the whole solution. Just clicked on love and it build flawlessly. I updated to VC 2008 to SP1, maybe that helped too, couldn't be sure.TechnoCat wrote:The way it was pointed out to me was: Just build "love".
As in, right click on the solution, go to configuration and tell everything to not build except the love project.
And in my case, love.exe was building even though those errors were spitting out because those errors were for the other projects (audio, sound, image, etc.). Check your Release folder, it might already be there.
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