Closed ziv-y closed 3 years ago
Hey! No worries! Glad to see some interest here :) also I apologize those instructions need massive updating... so, assuming we are running Windows and at least MSVC 2015: Do you by chance run CMake against the project to generate the MSVC solution? For this I like to use the CMake-GUI and vcpkg, which allows me to point SDL2 to the dynamic lib, and the rest to static libs via the vcpkg installed libraries. If not using vcpkg (pre-built or otherwise), then you simply need to point to the SDL2 directories/runtimes (and all the other libraries required).
Feel free to post whatever you have and Iβll help, eventually we will get this compiled! And then I can take some time to update the instructions πππ
I'm afraid I don't know what I'm doing π I just open CMake-gui and set the source location, and click generate as the guide says
I've been trying to figure out what to do for the past hour, it's hard because I know essentially nothing about coding, I just wanna use this source port π What would be the easiest way to go about all of this? Also, I apologise if I don't understand something, I'm quite new to this sort of stuff π
You donβt want to use any of the development or compiled builds so far?
What errors are you getting now? Screenshot of your config would help too
Oh- I didn't realise that there were pre-compiled builds '^^ I'll use those, I'm sorry for wasting your time
Eventually we will get to a place where itβll be a snap to compile EDGE for any platform; for now I will close the issue.
This is my first time trying to compile anything from source code, and i am trying to follow the build instructions page and clicking generate causes an error message to appear:
I'm quite new to GitHub so I apologise if I'm doing anything wrong, just wanted a bit of help ^^