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by Ari J · in Torque Game Engine · 07/26/2004 (2:17 am) · 4 replies

Is there any way to compile torque using microsoft.net v.1.1?

If so, how?
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Torque Owner James A. Burke
#1
07/26/2004 (2:27 am)
You mean VC++.NET 2002/2003? If so just use the VC7 project file. Compile and you're done.

Torque Owner Ari J
#2
07/26/2004 (3:23 am)
Well i should have put it differently i ment .NET Framework 1.1 SDK

Torque Owner Ari J
#3
07/26/2004 (3:33 am)
Well i should have put it differently i ment .NET Framework 1.1 SDK

Torque 3D Owner Danner Jones
#4
07/26/2004 (5:50 am)
If you're asking "Can Torque compile into managed c++" then the simple answer is No. Since you have the sourcecode, you can do whatever you want including converting the whole thing to managed c++. This site shows how one team converted Quake 2 code (significantly less complex, I'd imagine).

.NET is just the framework, as you mentioned. To use it, you'd have to write managed c++. If you just want to compile using Visual Studio 1.1, then you're good to go - the CVS snapshot has the solution and project files for 1.1.

-ner