Unhappy with.. but going to fix
by William Fox · in RTS Starter Kit · 04/27/2006 (11:21 am) · 3 replies
Bulk of thread removed due to basic issues created by not the
torque install but the version tracking directory
repeated steps with out version tracking
summarry in new thread
DELETE this thread it serves no community purpose
torque install but the version tracking directory
repeated steps with out version tracking
summarry in new thread
DELETE this thread it serves no community purpose
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I recently turned 60 years old I have 5 children and 11 grandchildren And just learned my youngest is due With number 12
#2
04/27/2006 (5:46 pm)
William, again, there is no hard coded reference. I keep versions of Torque all over the place. There is something drastically wrong with your build environment, I think. 
#3
Actually, I don't even have a /torque/ dir in my PC, I've renamed it and have at least 3 different versions.
All of them compile correctly without any problem, so I suggest that you check your build environment. You may be wasting a lot of time doing something that is not needed.
Bye,
Jacopo
04/28/2006 (2:58 am)
As Pat said, I'm sure that there is no hard coded reference. Actually, I don't even have a /torque/ dir in my PC, I've renamed it and have at least 3 different versions.
All of them compile correctly without any problem, so I suggest that you check your build environment. You may be wasting a lot of time doing something that is not needed.
Bye,
Jacopo
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There is no hardcoded reference to the /torque/ dir nowhere in the source code, and you can create a completely independent source base simply copying the directory to a new place.
From what I read in your post, chances are that you are opening the wrong .sln (the one in the standard directory) or that the .sln that you are using is directly referencing the standard /torque/ path.
Hope this helps.
Bye,
Jacopo