[An Ark]

I am quite a starter.
1. How to compile modules with MSVS & Dev C++ & Notepad ++ ??
2. What is Gcc and Gcc compiler ??

3. There are util.cpp in both the following SDK's:

PHP Code:

1. \hlsdk-2.3-p3\multiplayer\cl_dll
2. \amx\amxmodx 


Which one will the compiler Use?

4. I have searched google and alliedmodders all they say is to include all the SDK files in MSVS & Dev C++. And doing that to every folder is difficult. Is there any better way ??

[TheDS1337]

Dev C++ ?, We don't work with it we works with MSVC

[An Ark]

Originally Posted by DeagLe.Studio Dev C++ ?

Dev C++. So what are the answers ?

[TheDS1337]

umm I know it, look here, maybe it will help you

[An Ark]

This page was last modified on 12 February 2012, at 11:16.

It is a Old One and some of the links are dead

[joropito]

Originally Posted by DeagLe.Studio umm I know it, look here, maybe it will help you

That's just a tutorial. You're not forced to use MSVC, you can use whichever compiler you want.

The case is it would be more difficult to get help.

Originally Posted by An Ark I am quite a starter. 1. How to compile modules with MSVS & Dev C++ & Notepad ++ ?? 2. What is Gcc and Gcc compiler ?? 3. There are util.cpp in both the following SDK's: PHP Code: 1. \hlsdk-2.3-p3\multiplayer\cl_dll 2. \amx\amxmodx  Which one will the compiler Use? 4. I have searched google and alliedmodders all they say is to include all the SDK files in MSVS & Dev C++. And doing that to every folder is difficult. Is there any better way ??

1- Notepad++ is not a compiler, just an editor
2- gcc is gnu compiler, it's most used to compile under unix type operating systems (algo under windows with cygwin).
3- Is up to you. If you want to compile amxmodx you should use the sources included and you have to follow all requirements.
4- I think you don't have too much knowledge about C++ and it's dependencies structure. I recommend first to learn about that. Don't ask for help of everything, first learn and then ask for help on specific problems.

[claudiuhks]

In Linux (ELF header), use g++ package to compile. Command line for dynamic libraries is usually:

gcc Source1.cpp Source2.cpp Source3.cpp -IHeadersDirectoryToInclude -shared -s -ldl -lm -o Output.so

In Windows (MZ header), use MinGW software which contains g++ package to compile. Command line for dynamic libraries is usually:

A hint. After installing MinGW, go to Environment Variables and append at Path key the next line:

;C:\MinGW\bin;

gcc Source1.cpp Source2.cpp Source3.cpp -IHeadersDirectoryToInclude -shared -s -ldl -lm -o Output.dll

Don't know what Dev C++ is really good for, but about Microsoft Visual Studio (R) I can say that is good when you create a module or a program, not compile. It helps you a lot with the documentation. And it's really friendly and permissive much enough.

Use -I parameter followed by a folder name to include all H or HPP (Header) files from folder.

[An Ark]

Originally Posted by joropito 2- gcc is gnu compiler, it's most used to compile under unix type operating systems (algo under windows with cygwin).

Dev C++
This is a Open Source Forum. Why not use a Open source compiler/editor/whatever.
Dev C++.

Originally Posted by joropito 4- I think you don't have too much knowledge about C++ and it's dependencies structure. I recommend first to learn about that. Don't ask for help of everything, first learn and then ask for help on specific problems.

I don't say I know everything but I learned C++. All they say is Open newfile.cpp --> Write cout << "Hello World"; --> Compile --> Show Output. There is no multi-level program that I had done.
Also Thanks to claudiuhks.

[An Ark]

I didn't do any, If it works in MSVC it will surely work in Dev C++.

[TheDS1337]

Originally Posted by LordOfNothing MAde a vIDEo-tutorial and give me in PM please ,)

STOP Spamming, and search!, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgjI__B5Eh8