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  1. Sep 30th, 2002, 04:50 PM #1
    Vince McMullin
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    Trying to compile some OpenSource Code (with regards to includes) should be simple

    I'm trying to compile an OpenSource C++ project but I'm having problems.

    If anyone has any ideas on how I might resolve this issue please respond.

    The Readme says the following:

    This code has been compiled without any problems with VisalC++ 6.0, but older versions may also work. In order to compile the code you have to add the following folders to include the search path:
    code/extern/include/
    code/game logic/include/
    code/input/include/
    code/rfrontend/include/
    code/shared/include/

    and those to the library search path:
    code/extern/lib/
    code/game logic/lib/
    code/input/lib/
    code/rfrontend/lib/
    code/shared/lib/

    That could be done with some sort of macro
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    Its just that simple
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  2. Sep 30th, 2002, 06:09 PM #2
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    Well...add them to the paths like it suggests

    VC++ has them under Options->Directories (I think...)
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    Tools->Options->Directories
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