I don't need to test my programs. I have an error-correcting modem.
Difference between revisions of "UE1 talk:RMusic Player"
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| − | Is it portable easily to UE2 (XIII build 829) ? I don't know how to merge the headers for this engine ... i've just a list of .h files, all of them have the same content (using Ucc BatchExport Class h)... Very nice stuff!! | + | '''BobBuZ:''' Is it portable easily to UE2 (XIII build 829) ? I don't know how to merge the headers for this engine ... i've just a list of .h files, all of them have the same content (using Ucc BatchExport Class h)... Very nice stuff!! |
| − | There are no public headers for UE2 so no custom native mods can be compiled. What you have is probably only *Classes.h - automatically generated file containing C++ definition of native classes. You can not 'export' public headers in a from useful during compilation. | + | '''Raven:''' There are no public headers for UE2 so no custom native mods can be compiled. What you have is probably only *Classes.h - automatically generated file containing C++ definition of native classes. You can not 'export' public headers in a from useful during compilation. |
Latest revision as of 06:55, 30 November 2010
BobBuZ: Is it portable easily to UE2 (XIII build 829) ? I don't know how to merge the headers for this engine ... i've just a list of .h files, all of them have the same content (using Ucc BatchExport Class h)... Very nice stuff!!
Raven: There are no public headers for UE2 so no custom native mods can be compiled. What you have is probably only *Classes.h - automatically generated file containing C++ definition of native classes. You can not 'export' public headers in a from useful during compilation.
