From: "Chris Murray" <chrismurray AT bigfoot DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Compiling Quake
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Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 07:59:43 GMT
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Thanks for your reply .. somehow I got it way after all the others .. but it
makes much more sense now.

Which compiler did id use for (dos) Quake do you know? And WinQuake (you
think VC?)

And I see what you mean about the memory (eg "only -53 mb available") .. I
just restart the computer! I wouldnt have a clue where to start looking to
fix it.

Thanks again
Chris

"Antti Koskipaa" <antti DOT koskipaa AT edu DOT stadia DOT fi> wrote in message
news:3B7AC29A DOT 9080305 AT edu DOT stadia DOT fi...
> Chris Murray wrote:
>
> > First of all, I would like to apologise for the number of times this
subject
> > has probably appeared in this group, but I have no idea how to compile
Quake
> > with djgpp or where to start.
>
>
> I have also answered this question numerous times :)
>
> Here's how you do it:
> - unpack the source anchive with subdirectories.
> - go to "winquake" -directory.
> - look at sys_dos.c line 61. it says "static qboolean IsDedicated;".
> Remove the "static" keyword.
> - Compile the files. If you use 4DOS, run this batch file:
>
> compile.bat:
> gcc -c %& cd_audio.c
> gcc -c %& chase.c
> gcc -c %& cl_demo.c
> gcc -c %& cl_input.c
> gcc -c %& cl_main.c
> gcc -c %& cl_parse.c
> gcc -c %& cl_tent.c
> gcc -c %& cmd.c
> gcc -c %& common.c
> gcc -c %& console.c
> gcc -c %& crc.c
> gcc -c %& cvar.c
> gcc -c %& d_copy.S
> gcc -c %& d_draw.S
> gcc -c %& d_draw16.S
> gcc -c %& d_edge.c
> gcc -c %& d_fill.c
> gcc -c %& d_init.c
> gcc -c %& d_modech.c
> gcc -c %& d_part.c
> gcc -c %& d_parta.S
> gcc -c %& d_polysa.S
> gcc -c %& d_polyse.c
> gcc -c %& d_scan.c
> gcc -c %& d_scana.S
> gcc -c %& d_sky.c
> gcc -c %& d_spr8.S
> gcc -c %& d_sprite.c
> gcc -c %& d_surf.c
> gcc -c %& d_vars.c
> gcc -c %& d_varsa.S
> gcc -c %& d_zpoint.c
> gcc -c %& dos_v2.c
> gcc -c %& dosasm.S
> gcc -c %& draw.c
> gcc -c %& host.c
> gcc -c %& host_cmd.c
> gcc -c %& in_dos.c
> gcc -c %& keys.c
> gcc -c %& math.S
> gcc -c %& mathlib.c
> gcc -c %& menu.c
> gcc -c %& model.c
> gcc -c %& mplib.c
> gcc -c %& mplpc.c
> gcc -c %& net_dgrm.c
> gcc -c %& net_dos.c
> gcc -c %& net_ipx.c
> gcc -c %& net_loop.c
> gcc -c %& net_main.c
> gcc -c %& net_mp.c
> gcc -c %& net_ser.c
> gcc -c %& net_vcr.c
> gcc -c %& net_bw.c
> gcc -c %& nonintel.c
> gcc -c %& pr_cmds.c
> gcc -c %& pr_edict.c
> gcc -c %& pr_exec.c
> gcc -c %& r_aclip.c
> gcc -c %& r_aclipa.S
> gcc -c %& r_alias.c
> gcc -c %& r_aliasa.S
> gcc -c %& r_bsp.c
> gcc -c %& r_draw.c
> gcc -c %& r_drawa.S
> gcc -c %& r_edge.c
> gcc -c %& r_edgea.S
> gcc -c %& r_efrag.c
> gcc -c %& r_light.c
> gcc -c %& r_main.c
> gcc -c %& r_misc.c
> gcc -c %& r_part.c
> gcc -c %& r_sky.c
> gcc -c %& r_sprite.c
> gcc -c %& r_surf.c
> gcc -c %& r_vars.c
> gcc -c %& r_varsa.S
> gcc -c %& sbar.c
> gcc -c %& screen.c
> gcc -c %& snd_dma.c
> gcc -c %& snd_dos.c
> gcc -c %& snd_gus.c
> gcc -c %& snd_mem.c
> gcc -c %& snd_mix.c
> gcc -c %& snd_mixa.S
> gcc -c %& surf16.S
> gcc -c %& surf8.S
> gcc -c %& sv_main.c
> gcc -c %& sv_move.c
> gcc -c %& sv_phys.c
> gcc -c %& sv_user.c
> gcc -c %& sys_dos.c
> gcc -c %& sys_dosa.S
> gcc -c %& vid_dos.c
> gcc -c %& vid_ext.c
> gcc -c %& vid_vga.c
> gcc -c %& view.c
> gcc -c %& vregset.c
> gcc -c %& wad.c
> gcc -c %& world.c
> gcc -c %& worlda.S
> gcc -c %& zone.c
> gcc -o %& quake.exe *.o
> ----batch file ends here.
>
> The "%&" is 4DOS syntax and means "all command line parameters to the
> batch file".
>
> I just tried and it compiles with GCC 3.0. You WILL get crashes when you
> run it, anybody want to explain that ugly memory management stuff?
>
>
> > Will I be able to compile WinQuake with djgpp as well?
>
>
> No. I doubt the win version will compile with anything else than MSVC.
> You're welcome to try.
>
> --
> - Antti
>
>
>