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Topic: What Program would I use to edit this?? (Read 1879 times)
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Halleck
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Edit what? To change anything in the executable (uqm.exe) you'll have to get the source code and recompile.
Modifications to the content files are easier.
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If you want to edit the source files you can use any C compiler.
I am currently trying to use Borland C++ builder 6.
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Halleck
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No need to have a compiler to edit the C files, a text editor can do the same. An IDE might make it easier, but it's not neccessary.
It's probably not a good idea to start reccomending the borland c compiler until you've actually got it working yourself, or recieved confirmation from a third party that it is capable of building uqm.
I know for a fact that MSVC++ 7 can compile uqm, and I think the snapshot builds are made with GCC (plus a small shell script to automate the process) so either of those will definitely work.
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GCC is a GNU command-line compiler. The Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 is another free compiler, which is also operated via the command line, contrary to what you would assume from the name.
The GNU Dev-C++ IDE also has a compiler with a GUI, I think it might just be GCC or something though. For what it's worth, I was ablt to compile UQM's aiff2raw tool without any problems with Dev-C++, whereas GCC kept coughing up garbage. Probably because I'm inept at using GCC in the first place.:-/
Also, I've heard that the free-for-now Visual C++ .NET 2005 Beta is in a workable state, but I've never tried it myself.
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Heh.. don't waste your sacrifices on me. Now's about time to start praying to the twin gods, Compiler and Linker.
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