Can anyone explain the steps required to recompile projects in the pctools directory? In particular, I'd like to recompile the MTTTY application -- the 2.5.2 Beta has changed the font and font size and it is now just way too big for my monitors. I could use an old version, but I'd also like to know how to recompile these pc tools, either on the command line or preferable within Eclipse. The code itself looks simple to edit.
Thanks!
Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
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Re: Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
I use Visual C++ for my compiles and mods to the pctools,
i.e., the Windows programs.
I haven't hooked Eclipse with my VC++ tool chain. The
NBEclipse I use for NB apps isn't set to generate Windows
apps like the pctools, just NB module applications. Maybe
someone else has pulled those two together but I'm fine
keeping them separate.
i.e., the Windows programs.
I haven't hooked Eclipse with my VC++ tool chain. The
NBEclipse I use for NB apps isn't set to generate Windows
apps like the pctools, just NB module applications. Maybe
someone else has pulled those two together but I'm fine
keeping them separate.
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Re: Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
Visual C++ 6.0 is your friend.. All other versions are bloatware. Take it from me, I have authored big C# apps VS2003 and 5.
You could start with my modified MTTTY. mouse wheel works, memory is monumental, I even added some comments.
Who on the forum knows where I can stash the source for y'all? Netburner Wiki?
Chris
You could start with my modified MTTTY. mouse wheel works, memory is monumental, I even added some comments.
Who on the forum knows where I can stash the source for y'all? Netburner Wiki?
Chris
Real Programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand
Re: Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
Or, just keep around the older mttty.exe file
Re: Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
Chris,
I would think something like github.com would be a good place to store it if you want to make it a community project.
Tod
I would think something like github.com would be a good place to store it if you want to make it a community project.
Tod
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Re: Recompiling the tools in the C:\nburn\pctools directory
I just now stashed the source code in the applications area
Chris
Chris
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