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Add "-m3dnow" to GCC's command line.
- Alfred
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Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 3:17 PM
To: hlcode
I'm trying to compile mathlib.cpp with gcc 3.4.3 on an Intel Xeon i686
processor. Compilation fails with the following:
mathlib.cpp: In function `float _3DNow_Sqrt(float)':
mathlib.cpp:190: error: impossible constraint in `asm'
mathlib.cpp: In function `float _SSE_InvRSquared(const float*)':
math
Well, while I would like to see something like that too, you give a silly
reason IMO... Many apps have their own interface style, regardless of what
OS they were created for... Even something as widespread as WinAmp uses its
own interface and it's by far not the only program that chose that.
And
again the clients does not meet any windows gui standards!
i want to have my default windows design.
steam is a windows application and it should look like a windows
application.
Erik Johnson wrote:
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I'm also getting this problem, my half-life folder is full of mdmp's
since i've been using the new UI.
Adam "amckern" Mckern wrote:
I am runing the new steam ui, how ever, every time i
load half life, i am geting a nice little mdmp in the
half-life folder, at the moment i have around 300 of
the
I've setup a custom entity to create security camera style spectator
positions; at initialspawn, I create a vector of ehandles to store them.
Then in FindNextObserverTarget, I loop through this vector and compare
against the existing observer target, if I find it, I return the next item
in the vect
I am runing the new steam ui, how ever, every time i
load half life, i am geting a nice little mdmp in the
half-life folder, at the moment i have around 300 of
them, is there a reason why i'm collecting mdmp's when
i am not crashing?
Adam
My Website http://www.ammahls.com
Lead Progra
Any chance on getting the version of the mod displayed on the properties
status page for the mods?
Thanks in advance
Paul
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> Sent: Fri 07 October 2005 23:13
> To: hlcoders@list.valvesoftware.
Yup, I manage to find it after I sended the email...
It is alot more simple that I was thinking...
Thanks,
Davide (DAV)
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Looks like you did it, good job dav!
Now one of my fave mods is at the wiki!
Adam
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> Ok, first sorry if this is not the currect place to
> ask this but I searched
> everywhere and couldnt find it!
>
> How do you create a new wiki page?
>
> Davide (DAV)
> Email:
Ok, first sorry if this is not the currect place to ask this but I searched
everywhere and couldnt find it!
How do you create a new wiki page?
Davide (DAV)
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