Ryzom

Oh wait,

C:\ryzom\external_stlport\include\stlport\stl/_cstddef.h(31): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: '../include/cstddef': No such file or directory
20> aes_module.cpp

_cstddef.h
'../include/cstddef'

sm3

Anyway, it's not really important. VS 2008 express works fine. I just wanted to see what all the fuss was regarding 2010.

sm3

Ok it doesn't find the path to VC++ includes :)

It seems like our keys in registry and paths changed :(

sm3,

Please open a new issue for this. It should be that VS 2010 does not work under CMake due to the registry keys and file path locations changing. It will require a fix to one of our CMake macros.

Thank you!
sfb
/s

Hi Kervala, sfb, will do.

I tried to look for red text in the cmake GUI. I only see the platform SDK line. Guess it's something hidden in a cmake file.

Thanks,

sm3

hi,sm3,the same to you ,waiting answer!

Hey,

I already looked at some macros, but I can't find the one where we need to change the visual c++ registry keys and path locations.

So, the same to me ;-)

Would be great if we could use VS2010 (and I could uninstall VS2008 then ;-)).

Cya, Yar

What I did is the following:

Edit nel.cmake in ...\ryzom\code\CMakeModules

Search for "/X" and comment out the line that reads:

SET(PLATFORM_CFLAGS "${PLATFORM_CFLAGS} /X")

You just need to put # at the beginning of the line.
Currently it's line number 296.

So you should have:

#SET(PLATFORM_CFLAGS "${PLATFORM_CFLAGS} /X")

I'm compiling with VS 2010 currently and it seems to work so far...

I managed to edit my reply. Please delete this message.

The /X should ignore all VC++ standard include paths, it's used for STLport because it needs to be put before VC++ includes to work. If you don't want to compile with STLport, you just have to uncheck the WITH_STLPORT checkbox :)

Ah okay thanks but I read in the wiki that people had problems if they didn't use STLPORT.
If this build fails I'll try without STLPORT.

I don't know if STLport works with VC++ 2010 :(

For 0.9.0, I will install VC++ 2010 Express and try to fix CMake stuff which doesn't work with :)

Not sure if it was related to VS 2010 but I had an "internal compiler error" on:

nlctassert(NumTexture==3); 

I solved that by replacing it with:

if(NumTexture!=3) return false; 

I know it's certainly not equivalent but it's the only thing I could find to avoid this "internal compiler error".

I'll update this message if everything works after this.

Everything works now.
You'll say I'm crazy but currently I run everything on an EEEPC 1005 HA (I wanted to show a complete MMO to my students...).

I connected and killed a few Yubos :)

PS: I had forgotten to modify .../code/ryzom/server/frontend_service.cfg at first.

This is what needs to be edited

FSListenHost = "open.ryzom.com";

Got that from:
http://dev.ryzom.com/boards/17/topics/3340

@Hialmar: Thanks for the info, I just used this to compile the code, although it happened to me with the command line cmake/nmake method.

That info comes from:
http://dev.ryzom.com/wiki/ryzom/RunClientOnWindows

You've got a link on the main page.

Sorry I meant this one: "if(NumTexture!=3) return false; "