SDK compile problem
by Peter Miller-Russo · in Torque Game Engine · 04/13/2002 (2:46 am) · 3 replies
Hello all,
This is my first post here, i'm new. I am getting the following messages when I attempt to compile the SDK in VC+ 6.0. I think it is related to nasm? I adjusted the directory option for executables to have the nasm.exe folder in the path as in c:\gg\torque\bin\nasm. I'm not sure if that is my problem. As you can see from the following output there are problems with some Math files, then the compile continues for a while and begins to attempt to link at which time it gets a fatal error.
any help appreciated. I'm running win2000.
Thanks in advance,
Peter
OpenGL2D3D.cc
Linking...
Creating library ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/opengl2d3d_DEBUG.lib and object ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/opengl2d3d_DEBUG.exp
--------------------Configuration: glu2d3d - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
GLU2D3D.cc
Linking...
Creating library ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/glu2d3d_DEBUG.lib and object ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/glu2d3d_DEBUG.exp
--------------------Configuration: Torque Demo - Win32 Debug--------------------
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathSSE_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathAMD_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMath_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\interior\itfdump.asm
Bad command or file name
Compiling...
abstractPolyList.cc
boxConvex.cc
clippedPolyList.cc
THEN AT THE END WHEN LINKING:
todo
audioBuffer.cc
audioDataBlock.cc
audioFunctions.cc
Linking...
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "\gg\torque\engine\out.VC6.DEBUG\itfdump.obj"
Error executing link.exe.
torqueDemo_DEBUG.exe - 1 error(s), 11 warning(s)
I checked the out.VC6.DEBUG folder and a bunch of other obj files are created ok, but the itfdump.obj doesn't exist. Is that related to the itfdump.asm error message earlier?
:-(
This is my first post here, i'm new. I am getting the following messages when I attempt to compile the SDK in VC+ 6.0. I think it is related to nasm? I adjusted the directory option for executables to have the nasm.exe folder in the path as in c:\gg\torque\bin\nasm. I'm not sure if that is my problem. As you can see from the following output there are problems with some Math files, then the compile continues for a while and begins to attempt to link at which time it gets a fatal error.
any help appreciated. I'm running win2000.
Thanks in advance,
Peter
OpenGL2D3D.cc
Linking...
Creating library ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/opengl2d3d_DEBUG.lib and object ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/opengl2d3d_DEBUG.exp
--------------------Configuration: glu2d3d - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
GLU2D3D.cc
Linking...
Creating library ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/glu2d3d_DEBUG.lib and object ../lib/out.VC6.DEBUG/glu2d3d_DEBUG.exp
--------------------Configuration: Torque Demo - Win32 Debug--------------------
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathSSE_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMathAMD_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\math\mMath_ASM.asm
Bad command or file name
Performing Custom Build Step on ..\engine\interior\itfdump.asm
Bad command or file name
Compiling...
abstractPolyList.cc
boxConvex.cc
clippedPolyList.cc
THEN AT THE END WHEN LINKING:
todo
audioBuffer.cc
audioDataBlock.cc
audioFunctions.cc
Linking...
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "\gg\torque\engine\out.VC6.DEBUG\itfdump.obj"
Error executing link.exe.
torqueDemo_DEBUG.exe - 1 error(s), 11 warning(s)
I checked the out.VC6.DEBUG folder and a bunch of other obj files are created ok, but the itfdump.obj doesn't exist. Is that related to the itfdump.asm error message earlier?
:-(
About the author
#2
04/13/2002 (4:18 am)
looks like you dont have nasm in your path :)
#3
I had the exact same problem when I first compiled!
Take a look at the documentation and make sure you have NASM on your computer, and that your project points to the correct path.
04/13/2002 (4:34 am)
NASM isn't in the right path.I had the exact same problem when I first compiled!
Take a look at the documentation and make sure you have NASM on your computer, and that your project points to the correct path.
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