Daniel Esser escribió:
> res wrote:
>
>> On 27.10.2008 16:52, Pablo Martin wrote:
>>
>>> B2cs will use just the first path component in CRYSTAL, which should be
>>> the path where data/shaders can be found.
>>>
>> CS itself on the other hand looks into every dir in the var, scans for
res wrote:
> On 27.10.2008 16:52, Pablo Martin wrote:
>> B2cs will use just the first path component in CRYSTAL, which should be
>> the path where data/shaders can be found.
>
> CS itself on the other hand looks into every dir in the var, scans for
> plugins, looks for vfs.cfg.
First, thank you v
On 27.10.2008 16:52, Pablo Martin wrote:
> B2cs will use just the first path component in CRYSTAL, which should be
> the path where data/shaders can be found.
CS itself on the other hand looks into every dir in the var, scans for
plugins, looks for vfs.cfg.
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Daniel Esser escribió:
>
> currently my CRYSTAL environment variable is set to
> .../crystal-sdk:.../crystal-sdk/lib/crystalspace-1.4:.../crystal-sdk/etc/crystalspace-1.4.
>
> I just wondered because you wrote CRYSTAL should point to only one
> directory. If I do so CS doesn't find any plugin or
Jorrit Tyberghein schrieb:
> The right value is /c/cs3
>
> Greetingds,
>
Hi,
currently my CRYSTAL environment variable is set to
.../crystal-sdk:.../crystal-sdk/lib/crystalspace-1.4:.../crystal-sdk/etc/crystalspace-1.4.
I just wondered because you wrote CRYSTAL should point to only one
direct
Unfortunately, you omitted the all-important compile command from which
the error arose (the g++ invocation). It would be useful to have this
information in order to see what compiler flags are being employed. As a
guess, it looks like your build system does not know about CS at all.
Does your
I didn't know how to set my scrollback to a higher number. My first error
messages scrolled off the screen. Jorrit helped me set this through IRC.
I have a lot of error messages. Instead of posting all of them, I'll just post
the first few. If we need my whole list, I can do it.
found 8
Without seeing the actual error messages, it will be pretty difficult to
diagnose the problem.
-- ES
Jim Sager wrote:
> This is probably a really easy question for someone.
>
> I am trying to compile my xyzim project in Windows using MINGW/MSYS
> I keep getting so many errors that they scroll of
The right value is /c/cs3
Greetingds,
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 3:34 AM, Jim Sager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is probably a really easy question for someone.
>
> I am trying to compile my xyzim project in Windows using MINGW/MSYS
> I keep getting so many errors that they scroll off the screen
This is probably a really easy question for someone.
I am trying to compile my xyzim project in Windows using MINGW/MSYS
I keep getting so many errors that they scroll off the screen.
I compiled the CrystalSpace project.
I have it in C:/cs3
I set environment variables in System/Advanced. I hav
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