VC 2010 build - gcAPI.h': No such file or directory

[mstram]

I just did a tortoise SVN checkout of
svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/shuttleultra/code/trunk shuttleultra-code

Tried to build it, get 'gCAPI.h' .. no such file.

Is this it ? :

https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-esr45/source/js/public/GCAPI.h

Why isn't it in the repo or documented as needed ?

Mike

 

[DaveS]

No, the one we use is included with D3D9Client. GC=Graphics Client. Are you running SSU without D3D9Client?

 

[mstram]

No, the one we use is included with D3D9Client. GC=Graphics Client. Are you running SSU without D3D9Client?

No I'm not running it.

I guess that's maybe why I don't have Sketchpad2.h either ?

Will D3D9Client run under DX11 ? (Win 7).

I haven't installed it, thinking ... guessing (not really researched) if it will run on DX11?

I'll go look for it now.


Mike

 

[DaveS]

Will D3D9Client run under DX11 ? (Win 7).
Mike

Yes. I'm pretty much sure in will run on Windows XP. You should pretty much get as it will improve your frame rate as it can take advantage of modern graphics hardware.

 

[mstram]

Yes. I'm pretty much sure in will run on Windows XP. You should pretty much get as it will improve your frame rate as it can take advantage of modern graphics hardware.

Well nice to know about XP, but as I said I'm running Win 7

On a related note how do you setup the include directories in VC 2010?

I'm getting compiler errors that none l of the include files in the C:\Orbiter2010\Orbitersdk are being found.

I RMB / properties on the Solution 'Atlantis_2010', the properties / VC++ Directories are showing "C:\Orbiter2010\Orbitersdk\include "

Mike

 

[DaveS]

Well nice to know about XP, but as I said I'm running Win 7

On a related note how do you setup the include directories in VC 2010?

I'm getting compiler errors that none l of the include files in the C:\Orbiter2010\Orbitersdk are being found.

I RMB / properties on the Solution 'Atlantis_2010', the properties / VC++ Directories are showing "C:\Orbiter2010\Orbitersdk\include "

Mike

Are you sure you have a complete Orbiter 2016 installation, complete with Orbiter SDK folders? It should look like this: