Ryzom

Did you try to generate a VC++ 2010 solution ?

That's working on my PC with both VC++ 2005, 2008 and 2010 installed (express versions of course :p).

Can we contact by email? Mine is [email protected].

What do you mean by generate VC++ solution? I assumed it is what should be done by CMake and it didn't work.

Looks like you are generating the wrong version with CMAKE

Can you screenshot your cmake settings?

Also see http://dev.ryzom.com/projects/ryzom/wiki/BuildForWindowsCmake

I have attached screenshot. This is the main panel, if it is what you meant. Those are the instructions from your URL that I have tried to follow. Also, I have attached the folder structure image + VS 2010, that I tried to create by myself. However, as I found out there are different project and I have to know, at least how many to organize the VS solution properly. I hoped that CMake will help me with it.

Select VS 2010 instead.

I see your problem your paths are all wrong, cmake generates the projects and everything in a specific structure so i wouldn't recommend putting it in the projects directory initially.

If you follow the paths in that link above exactly it will generate the projects for you and "just work".

Once you have it working then you can change the directory structure around as you will see how it all lays itself out.

For example ALL_BUILD is generated by CMAKE and put into /code/build/ALL_BUILD.vcproj

It didn't help, when I copied the files from previous directory to default one. I am going to try later on to follow the instructions from the beginning using the default directories suggested in instructions and see if it helps.

Just do it clean from the start and make sure you select the correct msvc version and it should be easy to setup.

pavelb wrote:

It didn't help, when I copied the files from previous directory to default one. I am going to try later on to follow the instructions from the beginning using the default directories suggested in instructions and see if it helps.

Sorry, but you're not following the tutorial.

Why have you two "Ryzom" and "code" folders ?

When pressing "Configure", you should have something like that (even if you have any compiler error).

This one is simple. When I start any project (I am speaking about my day-by-day developement), from the beginning I am starting to organize for proper Source Control folder structure. I have tried to do so with this project, too, but apparently something wrong I have done, because I did work with VC++ long time ago and it is not the same as C#, for instance.

Regarding the version, my main version is VS2010 and CMake probably start to use VS++ 2010 compiler for installation. So, I am going to delete everything from C:\ryzom and try it from the beginning.

Here the steps I did:
1. Created Folder c:\Ryzom
2. using TortoiseHg cloned http://ryzom.hg.sourceforge.net:8000/hgroot/ryzom/ryzom
3. Copied external folders in c:\Ryzom
4. Went to C:\Ryzom\code\ryzom\client\client.cfg to put FINAL_VERSION to Off and PatchWatched to 0. I didn't find anything there, except redirection to the client_default.cfg. I opened that file and didn't find FINAL_VERSION there and PatchWatched = 0. So, I didn't do any changes.
5. Opened CMake and typed in the c:\Ryzom\code and C:\Ryzom\code\build
6. Clicked "Configure" button
7. In prompted windows I said yes to create new folder "C:\Ryzom\code\build"
8. I chose the Option "Visual Studio 9 2008" and "Use default native compilers"
9. Clicked "Finish" and got the error that you saw before.

So, my question is what did I do wrong? Maybe I shouldn't use "Use default native compilers" because CMake doesn't work with VS2010.

FINAL_VERSION is in CMake not in the client settings.

pavelb wrote:

Here the steps I did:
1. Created Folder c:Ryzom
2. using TortoiseHg cloned http://ryzom.hg.sourceforge.net:8000/hgroot/ryzom/ryzom
3. Copied external folders in c:Ryzom
4. Went to C:Ryzomcode

yzomclientclient.cfg to put FINAL_VERSION to Off and PatchWatched to 0. I didn't find anything there, except redirection to the client_default.cfg. I opened that file and didn't find FINAL_VERSION there and PatchWatched = 0. So, I didn't do any changes.

5. Opened CMake and typed in the c:Ryzomcode and C:Ryzomcodeuild
6. Clicked "Configure" button
7. In prompted windows I said yes to create new folder "C:Ryzomcodeuild"
8. I chose the Option "Visual Studio 9 2008" and "Use default native compilers"
9. Clicked "Finish" and got the error that you saw before.

So, my question is what did I do wrong? Maybe I shouldn't use "Use default native compilers" because CMake doesn't work with VS2010.

molator wrote:

FINAL_VERSION is in CMake not in the client settings.

What do you mean "in CMake"? Where? Do you mean to click "Add Entry"?

You will see it as soon as you will be able to create the project with CMake.
Select VS 2010 or it won't search the proper one.
By the way, it's VS C++ not C#.

Did you install VC++ 2010 or VC# 2010 ?

Your C++ compiler is not correctly set apparently.

kervala wrote:

Did you install VC++ 2010 or VC# 2010 ?

Your C++ compiler is not correctly set apparently.

I have Full VS2010 Professional that includes everything, C#, F#, C++, VB, Sharepoint and all other types of the projects.

Sry, Premium

+ I have installed VC++ Express 2008. I thought it might help.

I don't understand why you get "Microsoft (R) Visual Studio Version 9.0.30729.1." ? Are you using VC++ 2010 or 2008 ?

If you want to generate a VC++ 2010 solution, you have to choose "Visual Studio 10" or "Visual Studio 10 Win64" in CMake.

I don't have this options in CMake. I went to the link from the Wiki. In the version I have there is only up to 2008.

pavelb wrote:

I don't have this options in CMake. I went to the link from the Wiki. In the version I have there is only up to 2008.

What version of CMake are you using?

Thanks,
sfb
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sfb wrote:

pavelb wrote:

I don't have this options in CMake. I went to the link from the Wiki. In the version I have there is only up to 2008.

What version of CMake are you using?

Thanks,
sfb
/s

I found newer version of CMake and it starts to do something.
Now I have this error:
CMake Error at C:/Tools/CMake 2.8/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:91 (MESSAGE):
Could NOT find DirectXSDK (missing: DXSDK_DIR DXSDK_GUID_LIBRARY
DXSDK_DINPUT_LIBRARY)
Call Stack (most recent call first):
C:/Tools/CMake 2.8/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:252 (_FPHSA_FAILURE_MESSAGE)
CMakeModules/FindDirectXSDK.cmake:57 (FIND_PACKAGE_HANDLE_STANDARD_ARGS)
nel/CMakeLists.txt:10 (FIND_PACKAGE)

P.S. Ignore this message. Second part. Apparently DirectX SDK is not installed on this computer, only on VMs.

Better.
Now follow the guide:
http://dev.ryzom.com/projects/ryzom/wiki/BuildForWindowsCmake
and install DirectX SDK

OK, the error still there regarding DirectX. See Attachments: