Linux source download

(muska) #1

Is there a zip or a installer available? The only source file I could find is a .exe.

(SCDS_reyalP) #2

http://bani.anime.net/etpro/wet_source.tgz

You will still need to convert the files to unix format, if I remember correctly.

([RW]FRED) #3

Another solution too.

Install the WET_source on a Windows system, create somewhere a CVS repository, import the WET_source inside the CVS tree, boot ur linux and do a “cvs checkout” of sources and every thing is ready to start do develop under linux.

Advantage: Linux & Win32 version still synchronized during the developement process without hard task.

U can do it also with Subversion!

Regards

(muska) #4

convert into unix format? They are C files and should be OS independent really, I may be wrong but can you please elaborate on converting to unix format.

I’m familiar with Q3 dev and I assume this is the same, but they had a linux native source. Whats the compiling process for this source? I read something about a perl script but i cant seem to find it

(Rain) #5

vs.

(Sauron|EFG) #6

I never had any problem compiling my
files with gcc, so why would you convert them (unless your Linux editor can’t handle it)?

(Rain) #7

You don’t need to convert them, but it’s generally a good idea in case you end up mangling the files with something that doesn’t.

(SCDS_reyalP) #8

gcc might be OK with them. If you try to use the cons stuff, you will have to convert at least that, and the error messages that you get if you don’t are less then obvious.