">worlda.obj : error LNK2005: _SV_HullPointContents already defined in world.obj"
I started with (i think) baker's visual cpp 8 code and replaced some files with the enhanced glquake diff files. i wouldn't think this should hurt anything.
Compiling error message
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Re: Compiling error message
You are compiling both world.s (the asm file) and world.c (the C file). I would remove world.s from your project.
Somewhere in world.c there is something like #ifdef id386 or #if id386 and id386 isn't defined, or the world.c source file is intended for a "no assembly at all" build and doesn't have the #if block. (id386 is defined in the original Quake source to indicate to use assembly language versions of functions instead of the C ones)
Just removing world.s from your project should fix that particular issue, though.
(GLQuake doesn't need assembly for anything. WinQuake benefits from assembly language in the software renderer.)
Somewhere in world.c there is something like #ifdef id386 or #if id386 and id386 isn't defined, or the world.c source file is intended for a "no assembly at all" build and doesn't have the #if block. (id386 is defined in the original Quake source to indicate to use assembly language versions of functions instead of the C ones)
Just removing world.s from your project should fix that particular issue, though.
(GLQuake doesn't need assembly for anything. WinQuake benefits from assembly language in the software renderer.)
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Re: Compiling error message
awesome. thanks bakerBaker wrote:You are compiling both world.s (the asm file) and world.c (the C file). I would remove world.s from your project.
Somewhere in world.c there is something like #ifdef id386 or #if id386 and id386 isn't defined, or the world.c source file is intended for a "no assembly at all" build and doesn't have the #if block. (id386 is defined in the original Quake source to indicate to use assembly language versions of functions instead of the C ones)
Just removing world.s from your project should fix that particular issue, though.
(GLQuake doesn't need assembly for anything. WinQuake benefits from assembly language in the software renderer.)