Closed Ana-Green closed 5 years ago
Correction, while OpenSim.sln in the folder and compile.bat changed into C:\Program\msbuild OpenSim.sln, it still doesn't compile, and no there is no Universe.sln.
Regards, Ana Green
Due build using Microsoft Visual Studio I got 577 errors, most errors where or are related to 'could not be found' with that said several files could not be found.
Regards, Ana Green
Good morning,
First, you can safely disregard the Compile.bat file. That is there at the moment as a placeholder to remind Core Developers of a few things. It won't build intentionally so that is not really a problem. If you have Visual Studios or Mono Develop installed you do not need to run the MSBuild command via the command line. The build process including the steps to build will be changing in the near future which ultimately will remove the Prebuild step.
The errors seen during the build are being caused by an underlying commit. Because we do have a big cleanup commit on the way which should be happening in the next week or two, I recommend waiting for that commit as there will be a lot of changes as we clean up the codebase and get rid of the commented out code. Additionally, these errors have already been corrected in that commit.
Best Regards, Bruce Starfinder Core Developer Work Group member Grid Architecture Development Work Group Grid Architecture Development, Database Development, Maintenance Second Galaxy Development Team
Closing as this is now resolved.
After you run "runprebuild.bat" it creates "compile.bat" and "Opensim.sln" but the content of "compile.bat" looks like this : C:\Program\msbuild Universe.sln
However there has be no Universe.sln created but a Opensim.sln, thus it will not compile unless you change the file "compile.bat" from C:\Program\msbuild Universe.sln into C:\Program\msbuild opensim.sln
Regards, Ana Green