DaveMcW
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Edit: Oops, Kael already posted this at http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=166933. Mods, feel free to delete this thread.
Here is a free method of building the SDK. (Thanks to Ogre Wiki for many of the details.)
I had trouble getting some of the debug options to compile, so I turned them off.
1: Download the VC++ Toolkit 2003 and install it.
2: Grab the 3 multithreaded library files and put them in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003\lib.
msvcrt.lib and msvcrtd.lib (found in the .NET runtime)
msvcprt.lib (Read Ogre Wiki to see where this comes from)
3: Download the Platform SDK. You can also use internet explorer to install it automatically (recommended).
4: Download the latest CodeBlocks "without compiler" and install it.
5: The first time you install CodeBlocks, you will be shown a list of compilers. Select Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit, and click Set As Default. Press OK.
6: Go to Settings->Compiler in the CodeBlocks menu. Click the "Directories" tab and add the the following directories to the compiler tab (changing to account for where you installed the packages):
In the Directories/Linker tab add the following directories:
7: Open \CvGameCoreDLL\CvGameCoreDLL.vcproj in CodeBlocks.
8: Go to Project->Build options->Final Release.
On the "Compiler Flags" tab, uncheck "Produce debugging symbols [/Zi]".
On the "Other options" tab, change EHsc to /EHsc
On the "Linker" tab, add a new link library called user32
Also on the Linker tab, delete the linker option "/pdb:Final Release\CvGameCoreDLL.pdb" and press OK.
9: Change the "Build target" drop-down to Final Release.
10: File->Save project. This creates a CodeBlocks project (.cbp) that you can open in the future.
11: Build->Build. When the compiler finishes, you will have \..\Assets\CvGameCoreDLL.dll !
Here is a free method of building the SDK. (Thanks to Ogre Wiki for many of the details.)
I had trouble getting some of the debug options to compile, so I turned them off.
1: Download the VC++ Toolkit 2003 and install it.
2: Grab the 3 multithreaded library files and put them in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003\lib.
msvcrt.lib and msvcrtd.lib (found in the .NET runtime)
msvcprt.lib (Read Ogre Wiki to see where this comes from)
3: Download the Platform SDK. You can also use internet explorer to install it automatically (recommended).
4: Download the latest CodeBlocks "without compiler" and install it.
5: The first time you install CodeBlocks, you will be shown a list of compilers. Select Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit, and click Set As Default. Press OK.
6: Go to Settings->Compiler in the CodeBlocks menu. Click the "Directories" tab and add the the following directories to the compiler tab (changing to account for where you installed the packages):
Code:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003\Include
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK\IncludeIn the Directories/Linker tab add the following directories:
Code:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003\Lib
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK\Lib7: Open \CvGameCoreDLL\CvGameCoreDLL.vcproj in CodeBlocks.
8: Go to Project->Build options->Final Release.
On the "Compiler Flags" tab, uncheck "Produce debugging symbols [/Zi]".
On the "Other options" tab, change EHsc to /EHsc
On the "Linker" tab, add a new link library called user32
Also on the Linker tab, delete the linker option "/pdb:Final Release\CvGameCoreDLL.pdb" and press OK.
9: Change the "Build target" drop-down to Final Release.
10: File->Save project. This creates a CodeBlocks project (.cbp) that you can open in the future.
11: Build->Build. When the compiler finishes, you will have \..\Assets\CvGameCoreDLL.dll !
