From: Martin Steuer <martinSteuer AT gmx DOT de>
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Subject: Re: Hi, I'm new here, compiling winquake(quake1)
Date: 13 Aug 2002 09:51:01 GMT
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a b <alex_starwalker AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in 
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>    Can you please break compiling winquake down?  I'm
> totally new to make files and commands. Can I use the
> makefile.linixi386?   Do I need the windows GUI package for
> DJPPP? I assume so.  I don't need allegro. I'v been told. I
> could use rhide to build a winquake makefile?  Else, I'll
> take this to GCC's mailing list.
> 

Using the linux makefile would definatetly be wrong. I think winquake 
is supposed to be compiled with Visual C. I think they included VC's 
project file with the source. You should start there and look up the 
files which are used to build winquake and then compile them using 
RSNTDJ (not sure about that) or MINGW.