Some VisualC++ 2003 Project files and Diff patch

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Hi, I jsut foudn this project a few days ago, and thought it was really interesting, but I came up with a tiny problem: I don't like Dev-Cpp.
Also I'm used to VC2003, so I decided to try to get it to build correctly from inside vc2003, with the less changes possible, and trying not to break any other build platform in the process.

I'm not sure if this has been made before, or if you don't want it for some weird reason, but I'm posting it in case anyone else finds it interesting.

The zip includes a .diff patch and the two vc2003 project files. Uploaded to rapidshare because it seems there is no option to attach files in here.

http://rapidshare.de/files/26783963/vc2003.zip.html

EDIT: Made a new .diff patch that includes the project files (so it's now a single .diff for all)

http://rapidshare.de/files/26784526/qgears-vc-v2.diff.html

So choose the one you like more.
 
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I'm poking around with it. (16 minute wait for a download? There has got to be a better option than that)

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call me a knob, but I can't seem to get the patch to install right.

Don't you just "patch < diff-file.dif" from the root dir of the project?

did you use the current version of q-gears? (The one with the lowercase files?)

It can't seem to find files corectly.

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halkun@dokkun:~/dokkun/proj/qgears/q-gears> patch < qgears-vc-v2.diff(Stripping trailing CRs from patch.)patching file qgears.sln(Stripping trailing CRs from patch.)patching file qgears.vcproj(Stripping trailing CRs from patch.)can't find file to patch at input line 580Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?The text leading up to this was:--------------------------|Index: src/display/displayogl.cpp|===================================================================|--- src/display/displayogl.cpp (revision 63)|+++ src/display/displayogl.cpp (working copy)--------------------------
 
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Ah well not sure, I used the "create patch" option in TortoiseSVN. I used the code from svn, so I suppose it was the latest.
Maybe the patch tools can't handle file creation (the "last" patch is supopsed to create two new files) so you can try with the first one.

16 min wait at rapidshare? weird, it's usually up to 40secs.
There probably is a better option, but I don't know any... wait I do, I will upload it to yousendit.com.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=BD469D854AF3A55A

Try this one, maybe it works better.

I can zip the modified files without a patch if you want them.
 
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