Thanks for the SDK update Mike, everythings working beautifully! I've
compiled my mod in vs2005 express, and made a linux .so using the 2005
.vcproj.
One thing I'm wondering, what do we need to do to compile a 64 bit
dll? And will Source SDK Base detect it/support it? And is there any
way to do
hi
i am trying to compile a new binary for the linux build of our mod but
stumble over an error while compiling which i cannot seem to get rid of.
the two boxes i use are both running suse linux (10.1 and 9.3) with gcc
3.4.4 and 4, i tried both on both boxes but couldnt get rid of the error.
Even if you make a 64bit DLL, there is no 64bit srcds ;) so it's moot.
But...
You should be able to compile X64 targets with VS2k5 if your Platform
SDK (Microsoft's SDK) is the 64-bit compatible one. If you got it with
VS2k5 then it should be fine. Just change the target machine in the
project
64-bit game binaries are not supported for mods at this time.
- Alfred
Teddy wrote:
Thanks for the SDK update Mike, everythings working beautifully! I've
compiled my mod in vs2005 express, and made a linux .so using the 2005
.vcproj.
One thing I'm wondering, what do we need to do to compile
This is more of a general thing to do with Source SDK updates, but does
anyone know any good (freeware) tools that can tell detect differences
in files so I know which new files I'll need to replace/copy from?
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Windiff is free and in the windows platform sdk so you probably already
have it if you can compile code.
We use Beyond Compare at Valve:
http://www.scootersoftware.com/
There's a free trial version, but it's not freeware (although it's
pretty cheap - $30 I think).
Jay
-Original
I've used Winmerge (http://winmerge.org/) quite a bit. It's nor
perfect but does the job in most cases.
- Jed
On 03/11/06, Stephen Swires [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is more of a general thing to do with Source SDK updates, but does
anyone know any good (freeware) tools that can tell detect
Personally I always use winmerge http://winmerge.org/. When it comes
to merging files from the old sdk to the new sdk, I use a program
called KDIFF3 http://kdiff3.sourceforge.net/.
Kdiff3 at this time has problems working on windows. I usually dual
boot to fedora core 5 and run kdiff3 from
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