Need help with compiling Livan
Apr 25, 2011, 8:49 am
skunk
Joined: Apr 24, 2011
Posts: 1
Posts: 1
I would be thankful for a Visual Studio project (or a project of any other IDE), or instructions to compile, if any
Apr 25, 2011, 5:07 pm
Atavus
Joined: Dec 11, 2008
Posts: 1,770
Posts: 1,770
Best I can do is give you this link to the old guide on the ancient forums.
If that doesn't help, try PM'img Lampshade or wait for one of the more programmy people to show up and post.
If that doesn't help, try PM'img Lampshade or wait for one of the more programmy people to show up and post.
System would indicate in graphic if person is mounted on horse or not. Same system also show if person mounted on boar, elephant, polar bear etc. Or if person mounted on ass. Ivan find mounting on ass funny.
Apr 26, 2011, 4:46 am
archangel
Joined: Sep 8, 2010
Occupation: Petty Functionary
Location: Drinking pea soup in the world map
Interests: Mangoes
Posts: 1,216
Occupation: Petty Functionary
Location: Drinking pea soup in the world map
Interests: Mangoes
Posts: 1,216
Welcome Kuzma!
I used 4zb4's link with great success, I'm glad to see the old forums still survives to leak its holy knowledge to us. I ended up modifying the makefile which seemed to be the most straightforward way. mingw is good and compiled the LIVAN source for me and I recommend it (I felt quite manly when it compiled for the first time). I used Programmer's Notepad 2 to make a short-cut that automates the build command (but that's a pretty standard thing to do when you're not a command-line junkie).
While I don't use Visual Studio for code compilation (for some strange reason), I definitely use it for source-diving since it has a totally indispensable search-tool. If you can get LIVAN to compile via VS, then stick with that because then you'll be able to do everything from one package.
I used 4zb4's link with great success, I'm glad to see the old forums still survives to leak its holy knowledge to us. I ended up modifying the makefile which seemed to be the most straightforward way. mingw is good and compiled the LIVAN source for me and I recommend it (I felt quite manly when it compiled for the first time). I used Programmer's Notepad 2 to make a short-cut that automates the build command (but that's a pretty standard thing to do when you're not a command-line junkie).
While I don't use Visual Studio for code compilation (for some strange reason), I definitely use it for source-diving since it has a totally indispensable search-tool. If you can get LIVAN to compile via VS, then stick with that because then you'll be able to do everything from one package.
its been so long since i had gotten that far i didnt think it through. arrrr!!!!!!