[QUESTION] Ports for a wow server

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I used this guide to compile, except for the core files which I got from here (also adding the files from the TDB update into the core folder).

[Ascathos]

Which visual studio do you have ?

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Which visual studio do you have ?

Visual Studio 2010 (torrented though).

[Ascathos]

Make sure you pick Visual Studio 10 2010. The others do not work.

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Make sure you pick Visual Studio 10 2010. The others do not work.

You mean I download Visual Studio 10 2010 or I pick it in Configuration? If the latter, then there are 3 of them: Visual Studio 10 2010, Visual Studio 10 2010 IA64 and Visual Studio 10 2010 Win64. I tried all the three.

[Ascathos]

Make sure you pick Visual Studio 10 2010. The others do not work.

You mean I download Visual Studio 10 2010 or I pick it in Configuration? If the latter, then there are 3 of them: Visual Studio 10 2010, Visual Studio 10 2010 IA64 and Visual Studio 10 2010 Win64. I tried all the three.

Ah, wait. Is it using boost ? With boost, trinity switched over to use 2011, iirc.

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Ah, wait. Is it using boost ? With boost, trinity switched over to use 2011, iirc.

Wut?

If you mean Visual Studio 2011, its not in the list in Cmake. And what is boost?

[Amaroth]

That makes things more complicated, I am not sure what is possible to be done with this.

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That makes things more complicated, I am not sure what is possible to be done with this.

Wht should I do?(( Maybe download another version of Cmake?

[Ascathos]

https://www.visualstudio.com/products/v ... t-editions

Get the Community Edition.

And no, they switched to at least 2011, so 2010 is no longer supported. You'd have to make chances to the source to allow 2010 to be used. Even then, I doubt it works. A lot of new standards are used.

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Get the Community Edition.

Thanks for advice, I will.

And no, they switched to at least 2011, so 2010 is no longer supported. You'd have to make chances to the source to allow 2010 to be used. Even then, I doubt it works. A lot of new standards are used.

I mean is there a cmake version that has 2011 in the list? Mine has 2010 and then jumps directly to 2012.

[Ascathos]

Get the Community Edition.

Thanks for advice, I will.

And no, they switched to at least 2011, so 2010 is no longer supported. You'd have to make chances to the source to allow 2010 to be used. Even then, I doubt it works. A lot of new standards are used.

I mean is there a cmake version that has 2011 in the list? Mine has 2010 and then jumps directly to 2012.

It's 2012, there was no release in 2011. A common confusion, so to speak.

EDIT: Well, look at that, I did it too... Hah

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EDIT: Well, look at that, I did it too... Hah

What did you do too?

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Now, having the new visual studio downloaded, cmake managed to hold for a bit longer..
[attachment=2:9c4uv3s4]cmake.jpg[/attachment:9c4uv3s4]

The logs are still unreadable, but just in case:
[attachment=1:9c4uv3s4]CMakeError.log[/attachment:9c4uv3s4]
[attachment=0:9c4uv3s4]CMakeOutput.log[/attachment:9c4uv3s4]

[Ascathos]

EDIT: Well, look at that, I did it too... Hah

What did you do too?

And no, they switched to at least 2011, so 2010 is no longer supported.

There is no vs 2011, because 10 was released in 2011. They switched over to visual studio 2012 after that.




You forgot openssl. Make sure that you have all the includes properly in. They may be one reason for the fail. This should work though. Then again, 4.3.4 really is decapitated...Eh. Never used it too much personally. I guess I am missing on stuff.