Compiling V for Windows

[Therem Harth]

How is this done, short of cross-compiling on *nix? Is putting MinGW in the PATH required? (I hope not, because that completely breaks CMake.)

More specifically... Can I compile V in an IDE? I've been trying to make it compile in Code::Blocks, but I haven't been very successful...

[dos350]

ive tried in code blocks too , a few time~ very unsuccsessful, id appreciate good info, and nn4makefiles or watever also, there is like a billion errors, ty

[APWhite]

I compile it in visual Studio 2008.

[dos350]

I compile it in visual Studio 2008.

legit, i have expres 2010 or watever 2011 mayb but i dont like that, ill try 2 compile but id like 2 b able2 do that in codeblocks its like my natural thing 2 use

[Therem Harth]

I compile it in visual Studio 2008.

How? Can VS2008 import GNU Automake projects? Can it use Automake?

[Blue Baron]

How? Can VS2008 import GNU Automake projects? Can it use Automake?

Attached are the steps that I use when I compile in visual studio. I would think that similar steps would be used in any ide.

[Therem Harth]

Thank you, that's what I was looking for.

[GrimBob]

I've used bloodshed Dev-C++ with relative ease, mind you need to manually include the resource files

[GrimBob]

AlphaBlend Blues

if using DEV C++ to compile and you keep getting this error
[Linker error] undefined reference to `AlphaBlend'

check your main-win.c

just under the includes if this doesnt match FIX it!!

/* Make sure the winver allows the AlphaBlend function */
#if (WINVER < 0x0500)
#define WINVER 0x0500
#endif

To use Alphablend WINVER must be 0x0500

also link in -lmsimg32

if that's too confusing I've added a patch at my GitHubRepo GrimBob/angband