So I've got round to downloading the source code :), but according to the wiki page https://springrts.com/wiki/Building_Spring_on_Windows there seems to be a number of issues when compiling with visual studio, so..
1) Is the wiki page still accurate in terms of official support for Visual Studio?
2) Is the experimental build of the code with Visual Studio limited to VS2012 (or at least only tested with this version)?
3) What are the platform(s) & compiler(s) used by currently active users?
Thanks for any replies!
Compiling engine in Windows
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Re: Compiling engine in Windows
IMO yes: https://springrts.com/mediawiki/index.p ... on=historyDakara wrote:1) Is the wiki page still accurate in terms of official support for Visual Studio?
there were some commits related to MSVC, so it maybe compiles.
i guess so, yes.Dakara wrote: 2) Is the experimental build of the code with Visual Studio limited to VS2012 (or at least only tested with this version)?
i guess you mean developers? Mostly linux. The buildslaves currently run on linux, too. IMO debian or ubuntu should work best to compile spring. I'm currently using Debian 8.7 jessie for compiling spring, the automatic tests use ubuntu trusty: https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/d ... travis.ymlDakara wrote: 3) What are the platform(s) & compiler(s) used by currently active users?
Re: Compiling engine in Windows
Yea, just developers :).abma wrote: i guess you mean developers? Mostly linux. The buildslaves currently run on linux, too. IMO debian or ubuntu should work best to compile spring. I'm currently using Debian 8.7 jessie for compiling spring, the automatic tests use ubuntu trusty: https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/d ... travis.yml
In regards to development then, is there a preferred IDE? or is one not used?
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Re: Compiling engine in Windows
It uses cmake to generate the build/project files.Dakara wrote:Yea, just developers :).abma wrote: i guess you mean developers? Mostly linux. The buildslaves currently run on linux, too. IMO debian or ubuntu should work best to compile spring. I'm currently using Debian 8.7 jessie for compiling spring, the automatic tests use ubuntu trusty: https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/d ... travis.yml
In regards to development then, is there a preferred IDE? or is one not used?
Re: Compiling engine in Windows
I just successfully built current git head with GCC 4.9.0 and CMake 3.4.1 on Win 7, afaik this setup is still from current wiki. 

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Re: Compiling engine in Windows
Not officially - I prefer codeblocks (with project files generated by cmake).is there a preferred IDE?
Re: Compiling engine in Windows
More or lessDakara wrote:1) Is the wiki page still accurate in terms of official support for Visual Studio?
No, MadrMan and I made spring build on VS2015. The main difference is that instead of cloning vclibs11, you clone vclibs14.Dakara wrote:2) Is the experimental build of the code with Visual Studio limited to VS2012 (or at least only tested with this version)?
Feel free to pm me if you encounter issues.
I'm mostly using mingw-w64 4.9.3 32-bit on Win10.Dakara wrote:3) What are the platform(s) & compiler(s) used by currently active users?
Re: Compiling engine in Windows
https://youtu.be/QwOU3bnuU0k?t=74hokomoko wrote:More or lessDakara wrote:1) Is the wiki page still accurate in terms of official support for Visual Studio?No, MadrMan and I made spring build on VS2015. The main difference is that instead of cloning vclibs11, you clone vclibs14.Dakara wrote:2) Is the experimental build of the code with Visual Studio limited to VS2012 (or at least only tested with this version)?
Feel free to pm me if you encounter issues.
I'm mostly using mingw-w64 4.9.3 32-bit on Win10.Dakara wrote:3) What are the platform(s) & compiler(s) used by currently active users?
