Since a couple of weeks I'm able to compile my own win32 executables from SVN source, with the Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition.
The SVN source also has some tools, like spice2xyvz which I also would like to compile and use. I am not able to compile it, VS2008 wants to convert the .mak file but it says it's broken.
How do I do this? I found some resource on the internet that said I should create a new project, but I'm not that much into C++ development.
Compiling Celestia tools
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Compiling Celestia tools
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Re: Compiling Celestia tools
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Re: Compiling Celestia tools
I've created script called build.bat to compile spice2xyzv on Windows systems. The script (as well as a minor fix for spice2xyzv) are in SVN (revision 5046).
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Re: Compiling Celestia tools
Thanx! I'll give it a try.
Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Intel Core i7 2600K 3.4 Ghz, 4 GB RAM, 120 GB SSD + 1 TB hdd, nVidia GTX460 1 GB, Celestia 1.6.0.xxxx
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