[GEM-dev] compilling Gem with visual C++

[Cyrille Henry]

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>You might consider using a model file in order to build
>complex objects.
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well, I make moving shape.
So I use to compute position off all point of my surface for each frame. 
prim_tri are used for the creation of the surface.
the point are always moving, so the surface is changing.
so, I don't think a model can do surch things(?).


>Compiling gem on Windows is hard (I gave up after trying for
>three hours ... ).
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not a very good news...

>It is possible to compile gem externals though, ..
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ok, does anybody have done surch thing?

thanks
Cyrille

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>Guenter
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>On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Cyrille Henry wrote:
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>>Hello,
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>>I really love Gem, but I think I miss some object.
>>my last patch use 3000 prim_tri for drowing a moving shape, but it kill
>>my computer CPU.
>>programing complex goes objects can be a good way to improve efficientcy
>>of my patch.
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>>So I would like to make some object for gem, but I have somes problems
>>for compilation.
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>>I would like to know if there is some kind of m_pd.h that I can use to
>>make gem compatible object?
>>or should I add my object to gem source and compille the whole lib?
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>>I didn't succed to compille Gem with visual C++ on win 2K.
>>does a documentation exist how to compile Gem?
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>>thank's
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>>sorry for my poor english,
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>>Cyrille
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