[Bug 3771] New Visual Studio 2005 project file

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http://bugzilla.icculus.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3771





------- Comment #11 from monk at rq3.com  2008-12-31 13:21 EDT -------
Aye, the updated project file I provided is meant to be used in conjunction
with the how-to-build instructions also attached, which is why you still need
to get the SDL lib.  Going by these instructions:  

http://ioquake.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=55

...I recall that I only had to get the SDL lib, not openAL or libCURL.  Also, I
could have sworn I did that JPEG rename.  I have SVN blocked here so I'll have
to wait until I get home to try a fresh SVN grab and maybe I'll start from a
fresh VM (XP SP3) and install the SDK and VS2005 just to see what's goin' on.

Also, I'm not sure you addressed the VOIP compile?  There's a missing .h file
that blocked me from elegantly (?) including Speex that I had to snag and that
is referenced in bug 3857, http://bugzilla.icculus.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3857

I highly appreciate the extra set of eyes as Visual Studio stuff seems to be
the bastard child of opensource, i.e. no one really cares about it or cares
about getting it working as long as "make" works and the included makefile does
its magic for *nix.  

Please take a look at some of the step-by-step instructions I wrote and see if
it makes sense to you, or if I'm going about this in a funky way that no one
would ever do.  I had to pick this up as I went along and don't use Visual
Studio on a daily basis.  

The included .lib files didn't seem to be an issue when I compiled, BTW, the
only one I had to go out and find was sdl.lib--the rest didn't complain.  Now I
don't know if that means that VS just silently failed to compile the project
properly, but given how many other random warnings it likes to throw, I don't
think that's the case.

Again, thanks for taking a look at this bug and the project file!


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