[HELP]How to compile source of QVM

[Rarely]

Hello, I am using the source of Rezyn's QVM and I want to compile it, but HOW do I do that? I was searching everywere on forums, I found some but they are not what I want. I just want to make it a game.qvm file so I can test it out on my test server on 1.2

its about 1.2 not 1.1 =]

Thanks,

Rarely.

[DraZiLoX]

Are you using Windows? Then look here: http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=3408.0, and if you are using linux, its made easy for you, just write make in same directory with Makefile.

[DevilishFreak]

With Rezyn's QVM (Aardvark) you have to download the code from the Tremulous svn, apply the patches from Rezyn and then compile it.
In Linux, it's easy, just follow the instructions here: http://rezyn.mercenariesguild.net/aardvark.php
In Windows, I don't know 

Cheers.

[Rarely]

Drazi, I don't understand anything from that link, and many links doesnt work too

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[DraZiLoX]

Drazi, I don't understand anything from that link, and many links doesnt work too

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Well, like i didn't say, its like 50 times easier with linux.

This can also help,: http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=9411.0

[Rarely]

This is a pic of the error of my compiling



whats wrong

and yes I looked in the build/vm folder nothing there

[David]

gcc: Command not found

Install mingw.

[Rarely]

I have that already man, C:/minGW

[David]

You didn't do the "Add mingw to PATH" bit.

No idea how it's supposed to be done on windows though.

[Rarely]

What do you mean???

[DevilishFreak]

For adding a path to the PATH enviroment var, right click on My PC->Properties, go to the Advanced tab and click on 'Enviroment variables'. Then, find the PATH var in the System vars list, click on Modify and add the path you want.

[cron]

Rarely, here's an updated guide on compiling on Windows: http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=14726.0

This is how you add a new directory to Windows XP's PATH environmental variable:

Control Panel -> System -> 'Advanced' tab -> 'Environment Variables' button.
In the 'System Variables' list, scroll down and select Path, click Edit.
At the end of the line, add ;C:\MinGW\bin (with the semicolon).

OFC, I'm just assuming you're using XP or Win2K, based on your screenshot.

[Rarely]

Rarely, here's an updated guide on compiling on Windows: http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=14726.0

This is how you add a new directory to Windows XP's PATH environmental variable:

Control Panel -> System -> 'Advanced' tab -> 'Environment Variables' button.
In the 'System Variables' list, scroll down and select Path, click Edit.
At the end of the line, add ;C:\MinGW\bin (with the semicolon).

OFC, I'm just assuming you're using XP or Win2K, based on your screenshot.

Still doesn't work and no I use Windows Vista

[Rarely]

Rarely, here's an updated guide on compiling on Windows: http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=14726.0

This is how you add a new directory to Windows XP's PATH environmental variable:

Control Panel -> System -> 'Advanced' tab -> 'Environment Variables' button.
In the 'System Variables' list, scroll down and select Path, click Edit.
At the end of the line, add ;C:\MinGW\bin (with the semicolon).

OFC, I'm just assuming you're using XP or Win2K, based on your screenshot.

Still doesn't work and I followed the guide and I get the same problem and no I use Windows Vista

[cron]

Rarely, it appears there's still something wrong with your MinGW setup. Try deleting the entire C:\MinGW\ directory (maybe backup your \include\ and \libs\ directories first), and then reinstall MinGW. Make sure that both the C and C++ compilers are installed during setup.

[Rarely]

libgmp-10.dll not found or something? whats that?

[cron]

libgmp-10.dll not found or something? whats that?

It's the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library, it resides in C:\MinGW\bin\ which means that C:\MinGW\bin\ is still not in your Window's PATH. Add it by opening compand prompt (cmd.exe) and running:

setx path "%PATH%;C:\MinGW\bin"

Type this out carefully or mess up your system.