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Manu Evans edited this page Mar 17, 2014 · 11 revisions

Windows users:

Currently only tested using Visual Studio.

Prerequisites:
  • Visual Studio (preferred version)
  • DirectX SDK - Only required if using VS2010 or earlier; the recent Windows SDKs include DirectX
  • DMD with VisualD - Make sure to use the windows installer; it will detect your VS installation paths

If you use VS2010 or earlier, you'll need to add the DirectX SDK lib path to your sc.ini file.
Open [D install path]\dmd2\windows\bin\sc.ini in a text editor, and add the following lines to the bottom of the file:

; DirectX libraries
LIB=%LIB%;"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft DirectX SDK (June 2010)\Lib\x64"

Note: Confirm that your DXSDK path is correct.

I use VS2010, which seems to work fine. I have also tested VS2012 and VS2013, which both worked fine too.

VS2012/VS2013 note: The solution dependencies don't seem to be created properly; open the solution -> right click solution -> 'Project Dependencies...' -> configure FeedBack to depend on Fuji and FujiD.

Instructions:
  • Clone fuji: workspace\> git clone [email protected]:TurkeyMan/fuji.git
  • Clone feedback: workspace\> git clone [email protected]:FeedBackDevs/feedback.git
  • Generate the project file by running create_project.bat in the feedback root
  • Open the .sln, build...

It all worked flawlessly right? ;)

Please report any issues encountered so we can resolve them, or update this guide.

Linux users:

Prerequisites:
  • DMD
  • Some libs... (todo: list to come)
Instructions:
  • Clone fuji: git clone [email protected]:TurkeyMan/fuji.git
  • Clone feedback: git clone [email protected]:FeedBackDevs/feedback.git
  • Move to the feedback dir: cd feedback
  • Generate the makefile: ./create_project.sh, select 'GNU Makefile'
  • make and run ./FeedBack_Debug

I'll bet that didn't work... please let me know what went wrong? :)

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