That did the trick ! I could run autobuild without a problem now,
using your vstool.exe, it configured the solution and now I am making
it build the viewer on VCE. I can't stay around to watch though,
especially if it is going to take an hour. Going to bed now, and I'll
keep you posted with my prog
-DUNATTENDED:BOOL=ON I think this on the configure command line will solve the
vstool.exe issue. If it doesn't make an empty project with the output of
vstool.exe and replace the existiing one. Or, you can use the one I have here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7833186/VSTool.exe
Nicky
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Aha ! Thanks much Ima, I'll play a little with a clone of your
repository tomorrow, maybe it will lead me to a full working build
this time :)
On 18/04/2011, Ima Mechanique wrote:
>> Thanks... this convinces me to go with VCE2010 (getting over the
>> initial gripe I have about it, since it is the
> Thanks... this convinces me to go with VCE2010 (getting over the
> initial gripe I have about it, since it is the only sensible option I
> have to go ahead anyway).
>
> Right now it builds to the end, but it fails at the very last step
> with this error :
>
> 60> Looking for existing VisualStu
Thanks... this convinces me to go with VCE2010 (getting over the
initial gripe I have about it, since it is the only sensible option I
have to go ahead anyway).
Right now it builds to the end, but it fails at the very last step
with this error :
60> Looking for existing VisualStudio instance...
> Thank you all for the pointers.
>
> So if I get this right, VS2005 is to be left behind... not really kind
> to people who are used to it, and who find 2010 to be an unbearable
> bloatware that runs 4x slower than the old IDE. Not mentioning that
> with 2005, at least I could do something else w
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Partial fix
Add to build section
/m:3
/maxcpucount:number is the long version.
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Thank you all for the pointers.
So if I get this right, VS2005 is to be left behind... not really kind
to people who are used to it, and who find 2010 to be an unbearable
bloatware that runs 4x slower than the old IDE. Not mentioning that
with 2005, at least I could do something else while compili
Yes, this would remove a lot of complication from a HUD. No longer
putting it on the ground for no-copy animation, no more need to rez an
object to have it accept a copy animation and put it in your HUD for
you. And no longer be limited to the animations you own! You could
easily import any anim
exactly. Now if you have a hud or something everytime you wanna dynamically
update animations you have to push out a new version. But with textures and
sounds you can have the data there by uuid. Its a pain to have to produce
every animation in every object. This way even more secures the animatio
1. yes anyone doing builds in an OpenSource environment should be using the
ones pre-fixed with OpenSource.
2. there are specific setting for windows that are current workarounds till
the autobuild.xml is up dated and they are:
a. VCexpressRelWithDebInfo
b. VC10msbuildRelWithDebInfo
Linux-based dev here, so be aware my answer is based on hear-say, not
own experience.
On 04/18/2011 02:05 PM, Marine Kelley wrote:
> - Tried to run autobuild as "autobuild build -c Release", only to get
> an error saying that it does not find VS2010 (of course, it is not
> installed). I also had t
VS2010 Express is limited to 1 month but once you do the free
registration it will no longer expire.
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Changes
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Autobuild was made to work with VS2005 and then updated to work with VS2010 in
a
don't look back way. I don't know if the pre-built libraries for
VC2005-autobuild are available.
From: Marine Kelley
To: "opensource-dev@lists.secondlife.com"
Sent: Mon, Apr
Hello all,
This is probably a silly question, but is it possible to use autobuild
with VS2005 ? What used to work very well for me with
VS2005+develop.py now fails miserably on VCExpress2010+autobuild. Does
this question even make sense ? Or am I condemned to switch to VS2010
that I really dislike
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