[BAILOPAN]

This list is for the modules in the AMX Mod X CVS and may not apply to the ones released by other people.

To compile modules on Visual C++ 6:

• Go to Tools, Options, click the Directories tab
• Add the following directories, ABOVE the four MFC/ATL include directories already there. This is essential because otherwise the HLSDK will have conflicts.
• Add the following sub folder from inside the hlsdk/SourceCode or hlsdk/multiplayer/ folder: pm_shared, engine, common, dlls.
• Add the metamod source folder.
• Add the amxmodx source folder.
• Clean, Build.

To compile modules on Visual C++ 7:

• Go to Tools, Options.
• Click on Project from the options section.
• Click on "VC++ Directories".
• Under "Show Directories for", select "Include Files".
• Add the following directories, ABOVE the four MFC/ATL include directories already there. This is essential because otherwise the HLSDK will have conflicts.
• Add the following sub folder from inside the hlsdk/SourceCode or hlsdk/multiplayer/ folder: pm_shared, engine, common, dlls.
• Add the metamod source folder.
• Add the amxmodx source folder.
• If you are compiling the MySQL module, you will also need to select "Library Files" from"Show Directories for", and add "mysql\extra\lib_win32" from your mysql module source folder.

To compile on GCC-3.3: Don't.

To compile on GCC-2.95:

• All the makefiles are set up so the source tree should look like this:
  hlsdk/SourceCode/
  metamodx/
  amxmodx/
  module/
• Note: you can edit the paths in the makefile if you do not want to use those folders.
• So to compile the module source, you can just:
  

  cd module
  make linux

• Your compiled binary will be in "dir/module/obj.linux". It will probably be named i386, even if it under glibc-2.3. You should rename it if that is the case.

[MagicShot]

What if you Use GCC for windows?

[Freecode]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN To compile on GCC-3.3: Don't.

rofl

[Sanji]

well if you use an updated hlsdk you can use gcc 3.x without problems

well i dont know what to change, but i can give you my headerfiles

[Freecode]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN [*]Add the following directories, ABOVE the four MFC/ATL include directories already there. This is essential because otherwise the HLSDK will have conflicts.

which are what?

[Geesu]

Yea so I'm a complete idiot and can't compile this.. LOL, I think someone should just zip up the directory structure for me Sad thing is that I'm a comp sci. eng. major too

[Sanji]

try this one: http://www.gcs-clan.de/SDK.zip

just move the content from hlsdk/ to hlsdk/SourceCode/

this sdk works fine with gcc 3.x

[Haircut]

Originally Posted by Sanji try this one: http://www.gcs-clan.de/SDK.zip just move the content from hlsdk/ to hlsdk/SourceCode/ this sdk works fine with gcc 3.x

Any chance of telling us where you got the headers from ... would be nice to know?

[BAILOPAN]

valve distributes the sdk.

the most recent files can be found in the hlcoders mailing list archives or on the root of AMX Mod X's CVS server

[Haircut]

Thanks for the info.

I only ask because I've been using the ones on MetaMod webby up untill now to compile dodxmod for amxmod.

With the new dod module coming out for AMX Mod X I hope I can move over and don't have to compile DoD XMod anymore.