MacroQuest64

Is ISXEQ compilable via the current zip without major modifications? I know echo has the current dll's available on ismods, but I have a few minor tweaks to a few of the plugins used in mq2, so I'd like to be able to make those same tweaks to the ISXEQ extensions, but I'm not having a whole lot of success compiling on my own without several errors and thousands of warnings?

It should be. Right now I'm taking a break from trying to compile it myself. I've gotten to the point where isxdk.h is the problem stopping me, and I thought I had it pointed properly, but apparently I was wrong.

PS. Might help i fyou posted your errors and such (minus any incriminating evidence. LOL)

Actually, it's working, I just have to build them one at a time, doh! I am getting several hundred various warnings though. Things about ToString, FromString, GetMember being deprecated. Normal? If so, is there some tedious work I can do to clear this stuff up or will it always be there?

Am I also to assume that because there isn't an ISXEQBzsrch that this plugin hasn't been ported yet? Do we have to take this upon ourselves if we want it and how difficult would that be? heh it's been a long time since doing anythign with c++ (since college ) and even then I didn't do a whole lot, back then pascal was the big thing. heh

aChallenged1 wrote:I've gotten to the point where isxdk.h is the problem stopping me, and I thought I had it pointed properly, but apparently I was wrong.

For your problem, do you have the IS sdk in your project includes and libraries?

Instructions here...

http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.ph ... udio_Paths

add to top of MQ2Main.h
to get rid of the depriciated warnings

spudman wrote:

aChallenged1 wrote:I've gotten to the point where isxdk.h is the problem stopping me, and I thought I had it pointed properly, but apparently I was wrong.

For your problem, do you have the IS sdk in your project includes and libraries?

Instructions here...

http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.ph ... udio_Paths

Thanks that partially helped.

It's probably a good idea to look through the readmes and patch notes of the various parties involved to find out why things were deprecated and what the proper fixes are, rather than just disable the warnings

Then again, I suppose putting your head in the sand and going "Oh well, I suppose Lax/Bill Gates/Whoever just randomly decided that we can't use strings any more" is a reasonable option as well.

Cr4zyb4rd wrote:Then again, I suppose putting your head in the sand and going "Oh well, I suppose Lax/Bill Gates/Whoever just randomly decided that we can't use strings any more" is a reasonable option as well.

\o/

I never thought of Amadeus as an ostrich, until now