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nCine / nCine-libraries

CMake scripts to build nCine dependency libraries for MSVC, macOS and Linux
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Project won't compile, Visual studio gets stuck at an infinite loop. #1

Closed Moonstrous closed 5 years ago

Moonstrous commented 5 years ago

======================================= Some information first : - OS : Windows 10

encelo commented 5 years ago

Hi @DProBoy, and thanks for your feedback.

I have compiled the libraries and the rest of the projects on many different machines with Windows 10, with both VS2017 and VS2019 and with different versions of CMake (both from the command line and through the GUI) and I have never seen something like that, to be honest.

Have you tried to update or repair your Visual Studio 2019 installation? Have you tried to compile any other C++ code with your current Visual Studio 2019 installation?

Moonstrous commented 5 years ago

Yes I have, I'm not really sure what to do to tackle this issue ... is it perfectly normal for some of the ExternalProject/Source folders to be empty ? I've followed all the steps that have been specified in nCine's website.

encelo commented 5 years ago

A workaround could be for you to grab the libraries already compiled by the continuous integration system here: https://github.com/nCine/nCine-libraries-artifacts/branches/all

Moonstrous commented 5 years ago

Thanks ! So far the nCine project has generated successfully, going to try to compile it now ! I'd also like to say (even though this mightn't belong in issues) that I'm thankful for the effort you put into this game engine ! Whilst (I'm sorry if I offended you by saying this) there are many more complex and "powerful" 2D game engines out there than nCine, I still think that it's quite readable and easy to wrap your mind around, the code looks, and IS structured cleanly. (Well, I'm not a big fan of the project structure ...) The code base isn't too large, and thus, nCine is perfect for people interested in learning game engine programming and design, it serves as a reference in many ways. I feel like that is its strong point :) ... Anyways, nCine successfully compiled and the apptest_particles is running flawlessly ! Please keep up the awesome work, and thanks for all the time and effort that you've put in to make nCine. I'll continue to look into fixing my issues regarding nCine-libraries.

encelo commented 5 years ago

Yes, exactly, you have spotted one of the strong points of the project, in my opinion: the fact that it is small enough to serve as a learning and experimenting tool. :wink: And that's also one of the points I tried to highlight on the website: https://ncine.github.io/why/

Moonstrous commented 5 years ago

Anyways, shall I close this issue ?

encelo commented 5 years ago

Let's close it for now but please let me know about your progress with compiling nCine-libraries. Also, if you haven't done it already, feel free to join the Discord server (https://discord.gg/495ab6Y) to talk with me and the rest of the users. :)

Moonstrous commented 5 years ago

Will do so as soon as possible, thanks for your time ! :)

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