Compiling TFS 0.4 IN WINDOWS x32

[butynhuuw]

Guys, bug at compiling the TFS 0.4 rev 3777 in OS WINDOS x32...
Lots of bugs ("There must be something terribly wrong with your code. Please fix it").
Anybody can help me? Can that be compiled only under linux? :S

 

[ruda]

You shall post the errors if you want help...

Yes, it can be compiled on Windows.

 

[butynhuuw]

I'll post the errors... I'm opening the dev cpp here and then I'll edit this post to show you the errors!

edited

here are the errors... I needed more than one print to get them all...

http://img213.imageshack.us/i/erro1n.jpg/
http://img96.imageshack.us/i/erro2j.jpg/
http://img191.imageshack.us/i/erro3.jpg/
http://img801.imageshack.us/i/erro4.jpg/

 

[butynhuuw]

can anybody check this? anybody knows how to compile that in windows? :/

 

[Cykotitan]

1. Rename the devcpp folder from "Stian's Repack Dev-Cpp" to "devcpp"
2. Move it to a short path like "C:\" (root of system drive)
3. Move the sources to "C:\devcpp\obj"
4. Start the compile process from the beginning (Either by using the "Rebuild All" option, or by manually deleting the .o extension files in /sources/dev-cpp/obj/)
5. Wait until it's done
6. ????
7. PROFIT!!1

 

[butynhuuw]

I gotta delet the TheForgottenServer_private.res too?

 

[Cykotitan]

For some reason GNU G++ doesn't like long paths on Windows.

 

[butynhuuw]

@Cykotitan,

didn't work dude :/ same errors

 

[ruda]

Go to dev-cpp: Tools -> Compiler Options -> Directories

and change the paths of binaries/libraries/c/c++ includes to your devcpp bin/lib/include folders respectively

 

[Mark]

The Forgotten Server 0.4 is from a private development branch, it is not public and therefor no public support will be given until it has been released.