[ODE] OPCODE ODE vc++ 6 windows

[James Gjerde]

ah, that's exactly it. i had the tar smart cr/lf conversion turned off in
win zip because of issues i was having with some other tarball. i turned it
back on and re-extracted and the files all open and compile, well
test_boxstack is not compiling but i can figure that out on my own. thanks a
lot though, this was the problem.

jamie

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rob Ruck" <bobruck at btinternet.com>
To: "James Gjerde" <jgjerde at contrarymotion.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 5:28 AM
Subject: Re: [ODE] OPCODE ODE vc++ 6 windows


> This is likely to be the issue I mailed the list about a fortnight or so
ago, the
> carriage return/line feeds in the .dsw & .dsp files get screwed up
(presumably
> in a *nix<->windows conversion). VC then totally borks at trying to open
them.
> I fixed this by opening the files in the ms-dos editor (Notepad doesn't do
the
> conversion) then saving the files, et voila. VC opens them again.
>
> On 4 May 2004 at 21:08, James Gjerde wrote:
>
> >
> > hello,
> >
> > i messed around with ode some time ago and now i am ready to get back
into it again. anyways i
> > am trying to build on windows this evening, then linux tomorrow. the
projects in the VC6 directory
> > seem to have some issues.
> >
> > first off i want to use opcode.
> >
> > i ran the batch file to config single precision trimesh.
> >
> > i set the appropriate include lib dirs in visual c++.
> >
> > i opened up ode.dsw and it is looking for Opcode.dsp and cannot find it.
it seems that ode.dsw is
> > looking for Opcode.dsp one directory higher than it should be. for
example ode.dsw is looking in
> > C:\OPCODE\Opcode.dsp when the dsp file is actually in
C:\<ode-dir>\OPCODE\Opcode.dsp. so i
> > directed ode.dsw to this dsp file and then it says that there is a
makefile that was not generated by
> > developer studio and such for Opcode.dsp, and that vc++ needs to create
a wrapper for it.
> >
> > so i tried to directly open up the Opcode.dsw workspace and see if i
could compile Opcode first but
> > that file does not open up anything. then i went to openOpcode.dsp
directly and i get the same
> > issue with the makefile.
> >
> > suggestions? as far as i can see i am following the readme. i am
obviously missing something. any
> > help would be greatly appreciated. btw, i CAN get the static lib
compiled if i do not use OPCODE.
> >
> > thanks,
> > jamie
>
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> Rob Ruck
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