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I am using Dev-C++ as an IDE, and SDL. And the instalation is VERY easy, I foudn the instalation page very helpful. I assume the same is for VCC too... Just give it another try 
Or, be more specific with your problem.
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Or, be more specific with your problem.
Height Map Editor
Ok first of it says to unzip the visualC.zip file into the folder that has VisualC.html in it.
There was no visualC.zip file and the VisualC.html file is in the folder I downloaded.
Then it says to open SDL.dsw, which also is nowhere to be found, and goes on to tell you to build the files. Any idea what this thing is talking about?
There was no visualC.zip file and the VisualC.html file is in the folder I downloaded.
Then it says to open SDL.dsw, which also is nowhere to be found, and goes on to tell you to build the files. Any idea what this thing is talking about?
Thanks Neon I looked at thing link and ran into another problem... I'm using VC++.NET and as far as I can tell there isn't a Project->Settings menu! Maybe they moved it, I don't know.
MARS_999 The problems I mentioned before were while trying to use the HTML file you pointed out.
Edit: Ok I've found where they hid the Project->Settings menu but it only comes up if you have a class in your app. Whatever. I'll be ok now, Thanks for the help!
[edited by - tstrimp on December 5, 2002 11:19:06 PM]
MARS_999 The problems I mentioned before were while trying to use the HTML file you pointed out.
Edit: Ok I've found where they hid the Project->Settings menu but it only comes up if you have a class in your app. Whatever. I'll be ok now, Thanks for the help!
[edited by - tstrimp on December 5, 2002 11:19:06 PM]
New problem! Figures eh? I think I''m almost done; however, when I include I get an error: fatal error LNK1561: entry point must be defined... I thought that ment that you hadn''t called main but I have, and if I comment out the #include <stl/stl.h> I build with no errors. Any ideas? anyone?
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Original post by Aldacron
I assume you meanand not ? Did you link to SDLmain.lib as per the instructions?
Yep thats what I ment, although I had no idea what you were talking about before I quoted it, the things inside the <> didn''t show up. And yes I did include SDLmain.lib although I couldn''t find the exact place to put it because some of the menu names are diffrent in .NET. I THINK I got it in the right place because I no longer get the invalid token error.
I did a google search on that error and it somtimes has to do with the DLL not having an entry point defined, but like before the VS.NET environment has changed some of the menus since 6.0
try setting Project Properties->Linker->Advanced->Entry Point to mainCRTStartup; also, SDL.h must be #included in the file that contains main().
HTH
Jan
HTH
Jan
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