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Where do my codes go?

Postby mofu23 » Thu May 16, 2013 9:45 pm

I have recently made a chasecam for kurok a few days ago.(correctly, i hope). But i have no idea where to place any of the c files. Please help.
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Re: Where do my codes go?

Postby Baker » Thu May 16, 2013 10:08 pm

mofu23 wrote:I have recently made a chasecam for kurok a few days ago.(correctly, i hope). But i have no idea where to place any of the c files. Please help.
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progs.src is the file that lists the source files. Kurok's "C" files are actually .qc files he renamed to C so he could use them with Visual Studio or Dev C++ or something. They are really .qc files ... i.e. QuakeC files.
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Re: Where do my codes go?

Postby mofu23 » Mon May 20, 2013 10:26 pm

Baker wrote:progs.src is the file that lists the source files. Kurok's "C" files are actually .qc files he renamed to C so he could use them with Visual Studio or Dev C++ or something. They are really .qc files ... i.e. QuakeC files.

So i place i here or make a new one?
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Re: Where do my codes go?

Postby r00k » Mon May 20, 2013 10:58 pm

you place the ACTUAL mynewfile.qc into the same folder with all your other quakeC files. i find it kinda funky when i see projects with all theses silly subfolders with just 1 file in them as if anyone else is gonna care about the clarity.

if your new chasecam code references any existing functions in other files, its best to place the chasecam.c reference UNDER those files, in progs.src
or else you are gonna have alot of prototypes, (defines for external functions).
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