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I'd love to join this argument but it's the never ending war. ;)

Anyways, @Baker http://bfeared.com/projects/quakecpp
It's pretty much just FitzQuake, so nothing special, yet.

@gnounc, What in the world? I have a pre-compiled exe on my site, try that out, and what version of MSVS are you using ...

Thanks, I'll look into doing that.

Edit:
I've updated QuakeCPP (this release actually has a binary included)
http://bfeared.com/archives/42

I also have created a Google code project
https://code.google.com/p/quakecpp/

Okay, this is a unstable port of Quake (one) to C++, the code is based on FitzQuake and is just a quick port to the C++ compiler. At the moment it's nothing special but I am releasing this so I can hopefully get some feedback about the project.

This project is aimed for developers who want to work ...

Plastic, it's obvious you don't know anything about programming or even the language you are talking about.
I'm not trying to be rude, but if you are going to program or do anything related you need to LEARN what you're trying to do.

Please don't take what I am saying as an insult, I am just trying ...

His port works just fine.
Do you have the same problem with retail Quake 3?

FYI, porting Quake 3 to a modern compiler really isn't hard at all, if you don't trust anyone else to do it for you, you may find better luck doing it yourself.

( Sorry to bring an older topic back up )