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Originally Posted by megaman963
The only problem is when you try to compile them ...
First, syslogs.h header is only available on linux platform ... disable it wouldn't effect the execution directly ...
but I get errors like Wconverting errors ..
I started searching on this error by google it ... and found this error happening because I'm trying to compile it on Win32 platform ...
I just give up ... because I didn't even compile it xD ...
By the way, your project is really awesome !!
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In addition, I have add all libraries that project require it ... some of them are not available for Win32 ...
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Even though I believe that linux or *bsd are the two best OS choices for this type of project, npcdoom has released his source so that it could be finished in a team effort. I suggest you start by listing all the required libs, so we can start working togheter on how to get it to compile on windows. However I do not think this is a real priority, there is a reason it was programmed for linux, it is way more stable, it is free, and it is fast. As it uses mysql, there is no real advantage of using windows over linux, except for ease of use (even though that only counts for a some people, it should only take you about 5 minutes to get it to compile on linux, while getting it to compile on windows would take you much longer, even when it was coded primarily for that platform). For testing purposes, I can advise you to install virtualbox or vmware workstation, and run a virtualized linux guest on it (fedora is the advised OS for beginners, and gentoo for linux veterans).
Either way, for developing purposes it is best that you just run a native linux installation (dual boot is really easy nowadays).
Npcdoom is also working on an easy to use guide on how to get it to compile, and he might "accidently" release the esro/zelos open beta version (it is way older, but almost everything is "working").