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How do i compile DSemu?


Normmatt

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It comes with a makefile, so use that. I use nmake (which came with MS Visual C++, I believe)  for the makefile, but you could also use a port of GNU make or numerous other programs.

nmake is the ideal, but it MIGHT work with gmake. Just a matter of having a Windows port of it, and having Microsoft's compiler. (And, of course, you need to set up your include and library paths at the top of the Makefile.)

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how the hell do i make it with the make file i opened it in nmake.exe and it said the makefile was upto date but it still wouldnt compile it why dont you just make a makefile from the build menu in visual c++ 6 it would make compiling much easyier

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I don't think he uses Visual C++ 6 to code DSEmu

Yeh, therein lies the problem. I'm at least trying to go about this in a fully legal manner, which means I can't afford MSVC6 in full. So, I don't have a build menu <_<

 

If you change the paths at the start of the Makefile, then issue "make clean" and "make", you should end up with a working fileset. But if you're compiling it, you're making changes; if you're making changes, can you please let me know, so I can put them in the "official" codebase? :(

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sorry for sounding like an idoit but how to i run the makefile i tryied running it with a.bat ext and opening it as a project in visual c++ 6 but both didnt do anything well the.bat thing did but it was full of errors

Try opening up a command line,

cd

to the directory you put the DSemu src in, and typing

nmake

What does that do? :banghead:

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