Hello.
I am a begining C++ user. I do have expericence in C(ansi),Java,python and Basic. But I have avoided C++ until now. But I notice a post about a blender to Ogre Exporter on the elysiun/blender forums so I guess I will have to learn.
I downloaded Dev C++ and installed it. But from looking at the forums here there seems to be some dispute on how to get it to compile OGRE based programs. I found some instruction by searching on yahoo. The site that the link went to is down but I was able to get a cached copy from yahoo. Those instruction said that I would need something called Devil.DevPackage and Ogre.DevPackage from a site http://homepages.ntlworld.com/rob_edwar ... DevPackage
Don't bother going there the site is not up.
The instruction seem pretty easy to understand but as I said the needed files are not there. So is there anyway to get Dev C++ to work with OGRE?
Any definative way of compiling with Dev C++
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Use the DevPaks from The Agency;
http://the-agency.sourceforge.net/xoops/modules/news/
You'll need the Ogre 0.15 MinGW Development libraries and the dependencies packages. The libraries are pre-compiled for you, so you can easily compile your own projects (or the samples) without having to compile Ogre itself.
http://the-agency.sourceforge.net/xoops/modules/news/
You'll need the Ogre 0.15 MinGW Development libraries and the dependencies packages. The libraries are pre-compiled for you, so you can easily compile your own projects (or the samples) without having to compile Ogre itself.
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http://the-agency.sourceforge.net/xoops ... =20&lid=64You'll need the Ogre 0.15 MinGW Development libraries
http://the-agency.sourceforge.net/xoops ... =18&lid=65and the dependencies packages.
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