23 Jun, 2010, bbailey wrote in the 2nd comment:
Mudder said:
So I downloaded VS professional and I'm trying to set up the codebase I've been working on in this IDE.
I've been getting a lot of compile errors, things like "cannot find sys/time.h"
I'm assuming this is just a difference between a windows and linux compiler?
I've been getting a lot of compile errors, things like "cannot find sys/time.h"
I'm assuming this is just a difference between a windows and linux compiler?
Yep. (well, more a difference in the library implementations, but close enough)
Mudder said:
Would it be really difficult to have a MUD be able to compile cleanly on both?
Nope.
It may be helpful to peruse some codebases that have already been ported to run cleanly on windows to get a feel for the necessary changes. A decent list is here.
23 Jun, 2010, kiasyn wrote in the 3rd comment:
I think in windoze you can replace it with time.h
23 Jun, 2010, Tyche wrote in the 4th comment:
23 Jun, 2010, Mudder wrote in the 5th comment:
Thanks guys. I'll start working on it in the morning.
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I've been getting a lot of compile errors, things like "cannot find sys/time.h"
I'm assuming this is just a difference between a windows and linux compiler? Would it be really difficult to have a MUD be able to compile cleanly on both?