[ODE] ODE in Visual Studio 2003

[Anders Olofsson]

Its late and I've had some beers but anyway, here's how I did it:

1. Edit your "user-settings" file in the ode\config\ directory. PLATFORM=msvc
2. Download make.exe to your \ode directory (I think one is still 
here:http://q12.org/ode/bin/make.exe)
3. Start a Visual Studio .NET Command prompt. (Availibly from the start 
meny). This will set up the enviroment.
4. MakeDir \ode\lib
5. Run make.exe from your \ode directory

Hmm.. Now you should have the ode.lib file in the \ode\lib directory, also 
test examples should had been compiled.

At this time you could manually copy the lib file and the header files to 
the appropiate visual studio directorys.. Then just link with ode.lib and 
include ode.h as normal.

Good luck! :)

At 19:05 2004-04-24 +0100, you wrote:

>I know that this subject has been brought up a few times, but one the 
>following two (or both) are facts:
>
>- I m a complete newb to compiling this kind of stuff in VS2003 (this is a 
>fact);
>
>- I m a complete idiot (I m making quite an effort to avoid becoming aware 
>that this is a fact but&)
>
>
>
>So my desperate cry for help stands as follows:
>
>Could you please give me some directions on doing this?? I would 
>appreciate step by step (as detailed as your time to help newbs permits) 
>and preferably assuming complete ignorance and incompetence (must get to a 
>psychologist after this mail because my self-confidence is clearly low). 
>The thing here is that I read and tried so many things over the last days 
>that I m not sure of anything anymore. I even tried an ODE wrapper for 
>.Net and couldn t get it running.
>
>
>
>Thank you in advance for your help.
>
>                Luís
>
>
>
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