Closed HoRaMusic closed 6 years ago
Let me try to understand. You downloaded the binary file from the releases page right? that contains a file called vultc.exe
. That file is not an installer is just an executable. So from mingw you should be able to run it as ./vultc.exe
and you should get something like:
vult v0.3.31 - https://github.com/modlfo/vult
no input files
When you compile it yourself following the steps in the README. You will get an executable called vultc.native
. And you should be able to call it as ./vultc.native
.
OK, I was using start as a good old windows user :) And was thinking it was an installer that will let me use the command give on vultModules page like when installed with npm. I finally cd into the src of the modules, put the vultc.exe in it and recompile the vult sources to get regenerated vultEngine.h and vultEngine.cpp with:
./vultc.exe vult-src/VultEngine.vult -ccode -o VultEngine
Thank you very much, now I can compile from my windows session :) (much simpler for me than in my linux running on virtual box ).
Great! I'll close this one then.
Hello,
I m trying to install vult from the native excutable for windows. I try from mingW and windows terminal with 'start vultc' and my antivirus stop the install (then I ve desactivated it). I retried but nothing seems to happen.
I tried by right click on it and run as admin but it oesn't seem to work. When I try to compile vult code I get an error that tell me that vultc is not a valid command.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks a lot.