[TWave]

I have downloaded the PCSX2 0.8.1 sources for windows.
I have been doing some tryes to understand the code oO . I have change some things and then I have get a big problem, how can it be compiled into a .exe file?
Its cos I have compiled some things I have done, but they were only one file in .c format.
Is any special compiler needed? Or you have to compile each file separately and then mix them in one?
I know that Bositman said that don't ask about it but I only want to know if you need a special compiler or not.

 

[Chrono Archangel]

I know that Bositman said that don't ask about it but I only want to know if you need a special compiler or not.

if you know then why do you ask -_-
you dont need a special compiler. VS.NET compiles it just fine....

 

[TWave]

Ok, thanks. :thumb:
That was the only thing that I wanted to know.
But what compiler is VS.NET? Visual Studio?

 

[CKemu]

Asking questions like that, you might as well not bother mucking around with the source code

 

[Mykas0]

Hey, CKemu, it's actually possible... when I first had to compile something under VS (it was a version of emule made by myself), I made almost exactly the same questions as he did!

 

[zizozac]

I don,t think you ask to compile PCSX2 0.8.1 source

 

[Xymet]

all you guys need to do is if you are using Visual Studio.Net, to press the PLAY button or the debug button , then the file or pcsx2.exe would be made in the projects Debug folder. But I warn you not to mess around with the code, because, one minuite you may do something to the misfortune of yourself, but if you are willing to risk it...... go on..... try it out

 

[Mykas0]

all you guys need to do is if you are using Visual Studio.Net, to press the PLAY button or the debug button , then the file or pcsx2.exe would be made in the projects Debug folder. But I warn you not to mess around with the code, because, one minuite you may do something to the misfortune of yourself, but if you are willing to risk it...... go on..... try it out

*imagines a random user messing with the code*
*finds line HTSL = 0; *
*changes it to HTSL = 1; *

OMG, all the games seem to run now! :O

 

[zizozac]

*imagines a random user messing with the code*
*finds line HTSL = 0; *
*changes it to HTSL = 1; *

OMG, all the games seem to run now! :O

what you are talking about may be real for those

 

[Branz_mf]

Originally Posted by Mykas0
*imagines a random user messing with the code*
*finds line HTSL = 0; *
*changes it to HTSL = 1; *

OMG, all the games seem to run now! :O

i agree with you, i'm always messing with code to find out
something or to make games run.

 

[TWave]

Thanks, I didn't notice that one file linked to the others :innocent: .

Sorry for asking what is "VS.NET".Of course I know the Microsoft Visual Studio.
But as it is writen It looks like a webpage
I use Dev-C++, It is a great compiler. It is under GNU GPL (free) and it has auto-updating, and a lot of utilities.
Here is the link if anyone want to test (12MB)-->LINK

 

[Seravy]

It may be a great compiler. But i find VS.net is the best IDE which speeds up dev time, so thats why i use it.

 

[Kane]

>Sorry for asking what is "VS.NET".Of course I know the Microsoft Visual Studio.
But as it is writen It looks like a webpage

MS decided to call the latest version of the Visual Studio tools .net

 

[Mykas0]

what you are talking about may be real for those

Yeah, maybe the team has already finished the emulator and are now only joking with people, changing a single variable would make all games playable!

Thanks, I didn't notice that one file linked to the others :innocent: .

Sorry for asking what is "VS.NET".Of course I know the Microsoft Visual Studio.
But as it is writen It looks like a webpage
I use Dev-C++, It is a great compiler. It is under GNU GPL (free) and it has auto-updating, and a lot of utilities.
Here is the link if anyone want to test (12MB)-->LINK

Same here, I like to use that compiler for both C++ and C.