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dharqueblayde

Hi there. I just started into VERGE. I'm not the keenest person in the world, so bear with me please.

I downloaded the following from the engine files link:
Verge2
Verge2 Utilities


Those two were the only I could download, as I kept getting the 'That Page Could Not Be Displayed' message.

Now, the problem I'm having is this:

I have made a minor map with MapEd. I have written what I assume will be functioning code. I can NOT compile the code. If I just double-click on the VCC.EXE file, I get a
"No input files"
message. If I drag my system.vc file onto the VCC.EXE file, I get a
"Could not access system.idx"
message.

Can anyone help me?

This is incredibly frustrating, as I've spent about 6 hours reading tutorials, articles, the .txt files that came with .zips I downloaded, to no avail. I can't see if my code works at all. Heck, the only thing I can do is look at my map via MapEd and write code....

Thanks in advance.



hmm...

Posted on 2002-01-30 23:32:08

KarmaCult

I printed and read all the tutorials, and my 'passion' for programming eventually made me lose my job ;-) (But I got a better one like 2 weeks later anyway)
God that was years ago...

Um, I'm alittle dusty on Verge, As I have been working with other programs and don't touch verge all that much (thats stuff will kill ya ;-) )

Make sure you have 'Vcc all' in the vcc.exe file under Batch file... err... um, right click vcc.exe/ properties/Program/batch file it might not make sense until you try it, and it may not even be your problem, seeing as you read through the tutorials, you probably have that all set up, if you do, then one of the big guys will probably post something for you soon, and if not, then that might be the solution :-)

Hope that helps,
+=-KarmaCult-=+



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Posted on 2002-01-31 02:13:50

Omni

-all compiles all files in working directory.

vcc.exe -all

or a specific file

vcc.exe system.vc



Posted on 2002-01-31 06:30:41

grenideer

All the utilities to develop for verge right now unfortunately require some knowledge of DOS. So you can open up a DOS window, go to the current directory, and type VCC SYSTEM.VC at the prompt. But the easiest way was what Omni mentioned.

Right-click VCC.EXE and click on properties. Go to the PROGRAM tab and the second line says Command Line. Just change the very ending from vcc.exe to vcc all . That's a space, and the words all. If from a command line you type VCC ALL, then it compiles ALL your code files. This just jumps the gun and enables you to double-click VCC.EXE without going into DOS.



Posted on 2002-01-31 13:44:49

dharqueblayde

Thank you so much.. 573 compiled lines WOOT!!



hmm...

Posted on 2002-01-31 14:31:35


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