[PartialCloning]

I'm trying to compile the cstrike module using the GNU GCC compiler on windows but I'm getting several errors:

PHP Code:

hlsdk-master\public/steam/steamtypes.h:35:9: error: '__int16' does not name a type
 typedef __int16 int16;
         ^
hlsdk-master\public/steam/steamtypes.h:36:26: error: expected initializer before 'uint16'
 typedef unsigned __int16 uint16;
                          ^
hlsdk-master\public/steam/steamtypes.h:37:9: error: '__int32' does not name a type
 typedef __int32 int32;
         ^
hlsdk-master\public/steam/steamtypes.h:38:26: error: expected initializer before 'uint32' 


Am I missing a file?

[Arkshine]

How do you compile? What GCC version? Are you talking about cstrike module?

[PartialCloning]

I use codeblocks, which bundles MinGW's gcc/g++, currently running version gcc (tdm-1) 4.9.2

I am trying to compile the cstrike module.
Using the following:

https://github.com/alliedmodders/hlsdk
https://github.com/alliedmodders/metamod-hl1
https://github.com/alliedmodders/amtl
https://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx

[JusTGo]

i don't know if this have drawbacks but it worked for me:
1- Add #include <windows.h> in every .cpp file going to be compiled.

this should fix that error when compiling, if the module fails to load when you install it try this :

2-go build options>Linker settings>other linker options and add this line: -Wl,--kill-at

[WildCard65]

For windows, generally Visual Studio is used (msvc)

[JusTGo]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 For windows, generally Visual Studio is used (msvc)

codeblocks is open source and like you said it support mac and linux.


also forgot about the #include "main.h" just add this #include <windows.h> instead.

[Arkshine]

Or you can use the official way to build AMXX, with AMBuild in the same way under windows/linux/osx. https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Building_AMX_Mod_X.

[JusTGo]

can it get used with gcc compiler on windows instead of the Visual Studio compiler ?

[klippy]

You can't run gcc on Windows. What you can do is, if you have Windows 10, turn on Linux Subsystem for Windows and compile it there using gcc.