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doesn't build in VS2017 #48
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Seems like atto submodule isn't there. Try |
Thanks a lot! I'll report back if this doesn't work. |
haven't tried this yet, but i need to download git. how could i download the dependencies without git or github desktop? |
You need to download this https://github.com/w23/atto and put it into src/atto |
that's what I thought. thanks! I might try this on a linux/Mac machine as well, with the provided makefile. not expecting it to work, but I'll give it a try! |
Linux (and Raspberry Pi) should work. |
oh. thanks anyway! |
I went into VS2017 and it seemed to be working fine. However, upon building, I got two warnings and two errors:
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Thank you for reporting these. I don't have a Windows machine at hand right now. Could you check that this branch https://github.com/w23/OpenSource/tree/48-fix-win-build fixes the issue? |
Yeah, ill do that. |
The code doesn't build in VS2017 on Windows 10 Home. This is quite odd, the project should have been easy to migrate.
the include paths are not set up right (so it cant find the headers), and app_windows.c/.h are missing.
I can't wait to get this working though!
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