Compiling for Linux with Cygwin - Page 2

Chrisber · *Last edited by Chrisber; 07-15-2009 at 13:38.*

Hey.
That looks very good now

The only error that comes that the path is wrong.
Which packet do I have to install to compile?

EDIT: I've know installed the "gpp" packet.
Now the line looks:

Code:

CPP = gpp

Here are the errors: http://pastebin.com/ma91da15

~ Chris

Keeper · 07-15-2009 , 13:40 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

try just changing the gpp to cpp

That should have been installed as well for base development work.

Chrisber · *Last edited by Chrisber; 07-15-2009 at 18:10.*

Hi.
Does not work, it says the following:

Quote:

cpp: "-c" is not a valid option to the preprocessor

Here's the complete log: http://pastebin.com/d41ca6bc7

EDIT: Now I'm using gcc, and it works!
But now it throws a lot of errors, more than 500 I think. I don't know why the compiler does that o_O

EDIT2: Deleted.

EDIT3: Here's my new Makefile including all Python Headers and Libs, but every file in Python/ is throwing a lot of errors.
http://pastebin.com/d4aef9b14

~ Chris

Keeper · 07-15-2009 , 19:33 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

Ooops, I meant gcc

glad you got that to work. Can you post the errors?

Chrisber · 07-15-2009 , 21:05 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

That are THOUSANDS of errors and warnings. There are so many that the terminal is full until the top -.-
I think it's an error of finding the files.
Maybe you can check the include directories.

~ Chris

Chrisber · 07-24-2009 , 22:53 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

Hey guys.
I tried it again now, here's my current Makefile: http://pastebin.com/d6d8a3679
And here's the output: http://pastebin.com/d6d9846ca
I really don't know what I can do anymore :S
That shouldn't be a MM:S compile currently, my plugin compiles for MM:S if I uncomment the following line in Source/NativeTools.cpp:

Code:

//define MMCOMP 1

~ Chris

PM · 07-25-2009 , 05:43 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

Uhm.
Maybe try changing

Code:

$(BIN_DIR)/%.o: %.cpp

to

Code:

%.o: %.cpp

Chrisber · 07-25-2009 , 09:12 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

Hi,
that helped a lot

Now it compiles, thank you

But there is an error (not warning) from the vector utility from VALVe:

Code:

In file included from /home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vmatrix.h:36,
                 from /home/christian/nativetools/SDK/dlls/cbase.h:41,
                 from Source/Headers/NativeTools.hpp:40,
                 from Source/NativeTools.cpp:1:
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:160: warning: ISO C++ forbids declaration of ‘__m128’ with no type
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:160: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘&’ token
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:161: error: expected `;' before ‘const’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:161: warning: ISO C++ forbids declaration of ‘__m128’ with no type
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:161: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘&’ token
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:163: error: expected `;' before ‘private’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h: In member function ‘void Vector4DAligned::InitZero()’:
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:632: error: ‘class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:632: error: ‘_mm_set1_ps’ was not declared in this scope
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h: In function ‘void Vector4DWeightMADSSE(vec_t, const Vector4DAligned&, Vector4DAligned&, const Vector4DAligned&, Vector4DAligned&)’:
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:663: error: ‘__m128’ was not declared in this scope
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:663: error: expected `;' before ‘packed’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘const class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘packed’ was not declared in this scope
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘_mm_mul_ps’ was not declared in this scope
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:666: error: ‘_mm_add_ps’ was not declared in this scope
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:667: error: ‘class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:667: error: ‘class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’
/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/vector4d.h:667: error: ‘const class Vector4DAligned’ has no member named ‘AsM128’

Thanks!

~ Chris

PM · 07-25-2009 , 09:36 Re: Compiling for Linux with Cygwin

My first (and only) thought is that you might need to add -msse and -msse2 to your CFLAGS.

Chrisber · *Last edited by Chrisber; 07-25-2009 at 17:46.*

Wow - that worked

Now there are some errors, I list them here - I don't know why they are throwed?!

Code:

/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/tier0/platform.h:25:17: error: new.h: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/public/mathlib/math_base.h:550: error: explicit template specialization cannot have a storage class

/home/christian/nativetools/SDK/game_shared/IEffects.h:23: error: use of enum ‘ShakeCommand_t’ without previous declaration

And there are a lot - and I mean at least more than 100 hundred - warnings from files in the SDK - is that normal?

EDIT: Fixed that now

But if I fix the error in math_base.h then the following appears on every file that I've included as cpp:

Code:

Release/Source/ConCommand.o: In function `QAngle Lerp<QAngle>(float, QAngle const&, QAngle const&)':
ConCommand.cpp:(.text+0x840): multiple definition of `QAngle Lerp<QAngle>(float, QAngle const&, QAngle const&)'
Release/Source/NativeTools.o:NativeTools.cpp:(.text+0x1d70): first defined here

What the ***?! I don't use that Lerp function anywhere oO

EDIT2: Got that! Just removed that function and now it works.
I thank you all

~ Chris