Modding

(Chimp) #1

I am trying to make my “first mod” by giving the medic a panzerfaust. Too bad that dev-c++ doesn’t seem to be very happy with this…
Is there a Microsoft Visual C++ command line version? In the tutorial, msvc++ 6.0 is used.

When I use dev-c++ to compile everything in my game folder I get…

d:/return to castle wolfenstein - game of the year edition/mymod/src/game/bg_lib.c: In function qsort': d:/return to castle wolfenstein - game of the year edition/mymod/src/game/bg_lib.c:109: argumenta’ doesn’t match prototype
d:\DEV-C_~1\Include\stdlib.h:291: prototype declaration
d:/return to castle wolfenstein - game of the year edition/mymod/src/game/q_math.c:736: warning: naked' attribute directive ignored d:/return to castle wolfenstein - game of the year edition/mymod/src/game/q_math.c: In functionBoxOnPlaneSide’:
d:/return to castle wolfenstein - game of the year edition/mymod/src/game/q_math.c:740: parse error before `{’

(Hewster) #2

I use MS for compiling under windows, but I do remember reading
posts on the planetwolf forum where peeps were talking about compiling
with using devc… I think someone posted a “how-to” there…
try searching their modding forum.

sorry I couldn’t be of any more help :frowning:

Hewster

(nUllSkillZ) #3

I’ve written a how-to compile RTCW-source (not ET!) with dev-c++ V4 and posted at the gaming forums. Actually its a summarisation of posts I 've found at the planetwolfenstein.com Modding forum:
Tutorial: Compiling the RTCW-MP source code V1.41 with the free available IDE dev-c++