| Shaders.dll Compiling Errors [message #449300] |
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Hello, I'm using Windows Visual Studio 2008, and have the March 2009 SDK installed as well. Now when I try to compile the shaders.dll I get this error:
engine_3dre.h(267) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'Caps'
engine_3dre.h(267) : error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int
Thats what happened after I set it up like in this thread, from this quote:
| Omar007 wrote on Tue, 12 January 2010 04:07 |
You indeed have to update the linker to the new library (if it didnt by itself which it did for me  )
Also you'll have to modify a the import line 'd3d8_caps.h' in engine_d3d.h to 'd3d9_caps.h'
It will look like this after that;
I believe that was all but if you encounter another problem just post it here and ill take a look at it again ^^
EDIT: Oh i forgot to tell this;
In shaders.cpp change the line
#if D3DX_SDK_VERSION != 30
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#if D3DX_SDK_VERSION != 41
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| Re: Shaders.dll Compiling Errors [message #449310 is a reply to message #449300] |
Fri, 01 July 2011 09:52  |
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| sla.ro(master) wrote on Fri, 01 July 2011 01:58 |
you need newest Direct X SDK installed on PC and be sure that VS uses it.
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If I did this would it solve that problem?
| Omar007 wrote on Fri, 01 July 2011 06:27 |
I do not see why it won't work for you
Quoting from the same topic
| Saberhawk wrote on Tue, 12 January 2010 12:51 |
That only would explain one error (the one with the fancy text). The other two are caused because you changed #include "d3d8_caps.h" to #include "d3d9_caps.h". Newer versions of the DirectX SDK don't really include D3D8 header files anymore, so you'll need to find that header (and all dependencies) on the intertubes and toss it in your shaders folder.
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You might want to try and figure this out, though I did not have to do anything else for it to work then what you quoted from me.
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I have a question though, is it possible that I'm getting these errors because I have both August 2006 SDK and March 2009 SDK installed? Or that my Visual Studio is using my August 2006 SDK instead of my March 2009 SDK?
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| Re: Shaders.dll Compiling Errors [message #449314 is a reply to message #449311] |
Fri, 01 July 2011 12:18 |
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| Omar007 wrote on Fri, 01 July 2011 11:48 |
The instructions are working for sure on March 2009. (atleast for me  )
Ofcource your VS has to use 2009. TBH I never installed August 2006. March 2009 was the only one on my system 
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Well I don't know whats wrong, I set it up exactly like you showed, and its using the March 2009 SDK.
Could you do me a favor (or anybody else that wants to help) and see if you could compile it? I know very little about C++ and all I wanted to do was compile the stealth wire frame effect, rotating weapon list, and the D6 Hud. If you would like to, the link to the source is here
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