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I have idea what I'm doing (Visual Studio 2010 Compiler)


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Im following Judas Bible from this site http://supportmii.com/ro1/JudasBible.pdf

following the steps seems understandable (from scratch to setting mySql) until i hit the compiling part

what are these eAthena 7-10 do? the guide tells me to open solution 10 so i though i would open eathena 10, then clean solution then build solution. what happened?

then there are editing the files in scr\common, what does this directory do? it seems the guide run these files on notepad++, if i use notead++ then save the changes will it be the same as compiling? or i should just run these files on visual studio, modify then save... where is the compiling part then? I'm confused /no1

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compiling part is when you clean the solution and build it, right click> clean solution, right click again on the project and build it.

It will start to compile, see the output tab.

If you do edit src files in notepad++ its just an easier way to view the file, oppose to notepad where format is out of whack, After that you still have to opne solution 10 and clean and recompile =)

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eAthena-6.sln till 10 is a source code project within C++. is just for linking each other configuration.

each version compiler visual studio is have update on the way is worked.

U can look on the code sln. by opened it with wordpad

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