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== Visual Studio section woefully out of date ==
 
== Visual Studio section woefully out of date ==
  
The Visual Studio sections seem to miss a lot of things that they should list.  The SourceMod source public\sample_ext directory now contains projects for Visual Studio 2005 (msvc8), 2008 (msvc9), and 2010 (msvc10).
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The Visual Studio sections seem to miss a lot of things that they should list.  The SourceMod source public\sample_ext directory now contains solutions and projects for Visual Studio 2005 (msvc8), 2008 (msvc9), and 2010 (msvc10).
  
 
However, the configuration for this, such as the Linker Input tab, have a bunch of variables that aren't explained.  For instance, where does one set $(HL2SDKOBVALVE), the variable that tells it where the HL2SDK files for HL2:DM, CS:S, DOD:S, and TF2 are located?
 
However, the configuration for this, such as the Linker Input tab, have a bunch of variables that aren't explained.  For instance, where does one set $(HL2SDKOBVALVE), the variable that tells it where the HL2SDK files for HL2:DM, CS:S, DOD:S, and TF2 are located?

Revision as of 20:25, 31 May 2011

Visual Studio section woefully out of date

The Visual Studio sections seem to miss a lot of things that they should list. The SourceMod source public\sample_ext directory now contains solutions and projects for Visual Studio 2005 (msvc8), 2008 (msvc9), and 2010 (msvc10).

However, the configuration for this, such as the Linker Input tab, have a bunch of variables that aren't explained. For instance, where does one set $(HL2SDKOBVALVE), the variable that tells it where the HL2SDK files for HL2:DM, CS:S, DOD:S, and TF2 are located?

I admit, maybe this is because I haven't ever used Visual Studio for C++ before, but this sort of thing seems like the kind of thing that should be explained in the Setting up Visual Studio section. --Powerlord 02:25, 1 June 2011 (UTC)