When I compile common/unzip.cpp, the compiler does not complain that there is any .h missing, however it fails to recognize the symbols "voidp", "uInt", and a few other custom types.

Where should they be declared? Where do they come from?
In zlib maybe?

You should probably put %SCUMMVM_LIBS/include/SDL into the include path. It is pretty common standard only to include <SDL.h>. This is since "sdl-config --include" will automatically add the SDL directory to the include search path. Also on some systems the libraries are not placed in a d...

Hi, I'm trying to compile ScummVM following a procedure with as few steps as possible: I've downloaded the package you made containing the compiled libraries, and put it in <mylibfolder> I've created a Code::Blocks project using the create_project tool. It seems to be properly set up, with the "...

One needs to link the minGW32 library "rpcrt4"
(C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW\lib|librpcrt4.a)

EDIT: Edited first post.

Hi all,

Here is a short tutorial explaining how to create the project in Code::blocks to build create_project.

Time required: 5 min.

https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ ... de::Blocks

I've found a way to compile easily a stripped-down version of 'create_project' that works specifically for Code::Blocks and doesn't need any Visual-Studio material (even DLLs).

I'll post a quick tutorial.

Hi, Has the "create_project" source been designed specifically for Visual Studio, or do I have a chance to build it with MinGW32 (Code::Blocks)? More specifically, at the moment, the linker fails because it cant' find functions like "Uuidcreate", "RpcStringFree", etc. ...

Hi, Has the "create_project" source been designed specifically for Visual Studio, or do I have a chance to build it with MinGW32 (Code::Blocks)? For example, I can see that it uses classes <string>, <list>, etc. Are these standard or are they specific includes provided by Visual Studio? (I...

Well you can only use the Makefile to build the tools after using configure. Anyway MinGW offers a bash shell for Windows (or at least MSYS does), so your best chances are to use that to run configure and then run make tools. If you need more info about using MinGW/MSYS I can only point you to our ...

LordHoto wrote: You need to go into the scummvm source folder and do "make tools" (after running configure).

I'm not a UNIx user.
As I've explained, my "make" is actually "mingw32-make", and I'm not even sure that "configure" is relevant on Windows.

Hi, I'm trying to compile the tool create_project . I know it's probably not officially supported, but the mistake is probably really obvious. I'm not very good with makefiles (you could even say I'm pretty useless) Here is what I've done : - downloaded scummvm repository - Installed Code::Blocks (w...

fingolfin wrote:Most of us don't use Windows at all...

That I guessed, but you must use some IDE? Which one do you use?
Don't tell me you use Emacs?

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LordHoto wrote: I do not think anyone of the team used Code::Blocks in quite some time.

What does one use when one does not want to use MSVC? Do you use Dev Cpp ?

You're missing my point. The files themselves seem to be missing -- not only in the Code::Blocks project, but also in the file system. However I've used the "search in file" feature of code::blocks and maybe it doesn't work the same way as MSVC's one. I'll search directly using Windows' se...