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jaymmer:
As a learning project, I thought I'd make a mod for an open-source game AssaultCube. Before actually editing anything, I thought I'd try compiling a normal vanilla client (I downloaded the latest stable source code archive from sourceforge), but when I try to build it I get the following:


--- Code: ---Execution of 'cd ../src;mingw32-make.exe -f Makefile install' in 'C:\Users\[MY NAME]\Projects\AssaultCube_v1.0.4-Source\codeblocks' failed.
Nothing to be done.
--- End code ---

The source code archive has a Code::Blocks project file in it which I simply opened and then hit "Build". As this isn't actually my project, I'm really not aware of any of the settings or other things... I'll be more than happy to provide any further details if needed, but chances are you'll have to tell me how to find out the info.

EDIT: Thought I would add that it compiles projects that I make myself just fine, I made a mockup Hello World program which works fine. I'm using MinGW under Vista x64.

zabzonk:
It looks like it is running the "install" target, and of course there''s nothing to install. You need to run the "build" (or whatever it's called) target - have  alook inside the makefile. to find its name.

Jenna:
The codeblocks-project seems to be a linux-project.
You can not use ";" to concat commands on windows, and the Makefile calls ./configure in a subdirectory, what does not work on windows.

It might work with cygwin, but I really don't know.

I suggest asking the developpers of AssaultCube for support, because this is not a C::B issue.

MortenMacFly:
When using the Code::Blocks project file which is available in the SVN repo of that project all is working just fine out of the scratch. Probably you should try that.

jaymmer:
@zabzonk - thanks, I found the target, but in Build->Select target "install" is the only option (which is currently ticked), is there a way of manually specifying this (since it does exist in the makefile)?

@jens - hmm, that makes sense, I guess that's why the packaged VCPP project files too :). I'll ask around. As for ./configure, do you think MSYS would do the trick? I know very little about MSYS and don't fully understand it but it seems like a piece of software for this situation. Or perhaps I should just install Linux... I really miss Fedora, but I've already set up Vista to my liking on my new laptop and I really don't feel like doing it again for another OS.

@MacFly - hmm, didn't think of that, I might just give it a shot.

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