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Pbms with Visual c++

by Frederic DUBOIS · in Torque Game Engine · 02/13/2005 (8:30 pm) · 4 replies

... hello, i've bought tge a few days ago and i tried to compile the main project in visual c++6 but get some problems :

--------------------Configuration: Torque Demo - Win32 Release--------------------
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\terrain\blender_asm.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\platform\platformCPUInfo.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathSSE_ASM.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathAMD_ASM.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMath_ASM.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\interior\itfdump.asm
Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect
Linking...
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "\Torque\SDK\engine\out.VC6.RELEASE\itfdump.obj"
Error executing link.exe.

torqueDemo.exe - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)

I've installed the sp5, the reg, use the default directory (without namespace) and i'd like to use this compiler. How to solve this problem. Thanks for anwsers.
("Nom de commande ou de fichier incorrect" means invalid filename or command)
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Torque Owner Frederic DUBOIS
#1
02/14/2005 (6:08 am)
... i've spend several hours to try to solve then i manually compile each asm file and then the linking step works ... so i think there is a problem with the makefile or something in thin kind ... any sugestion ?

Associate Kyle Carter
#2
02/14/2005 (3:27 pm)
It looks like it's failing to execute nasm properly; nasm is the assembler which is used to compile the asm files. No idea what the problem might be; probably some weird special behavior on your computer. :(

Can you compile manually via the IDE or do you do it by command line?

Torque Owner Frederic DUBOIS
#3
02/17/2005 (7:03 am)
... i think too there is a problem with the configuration of nasm ... when i use the command line it seems to work fine ... in the IDE no file (asm) was compiled (only .cc files) so it returned me the error in my post :( Hope i'll find one day how to configure it correctly without to do it manually ;)

Associate Kyle Carter
#4
02/19/2005 (4:51 pm)
Good luck! :)