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* Under the VC++ Directories: ensure the following are included (should be configured already) (the same x64 equivalents if compiling x64)
 
* Under the VC++ Directories: ensure the following are included (should be configured already) (the same x64 equivalents if compiling x64)
 
**Include directories
 
**Include directories
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***$(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\mariadb-10.1.19\include;
 
*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\include
 
*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\include
 
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**Library directories
*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\mysql-5.1.45-win32\lib\opt
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*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\mariadb-10.1.19\lib;
 
*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\lib
 
*** $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\lib
  
* Compile and enjoy. (if you experience issues compiling the x64 you may need the Windows 7.1 SDK)
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Revision as of 19:28, 10 January 2018

Admins - How to compile a windows server

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This is a guide on getting the source code and compiling it using a windows environment.


Setting up the folder structure

Create a folder in the root of your drive c: named eq2. Inside the eq2 folder create a folder named EQ2Emu. Additionally you should create another folder called eq2client (where the backup copy of your client should go). Inside eq2emu (the working directory) create a folder "Source".


Getting the source

In order to download the source a GUI subversion client such as TortoiseSVN is recommended to retrieve the source code, and will be used in this guide.


Once TortoiseSVN is installed open up the newly created Source folder, right click and choose SVN Checkout. In the window that popped up, enter the URL of repository.

 https://svn.eq2emulator.net/svn/eq2server

Also make sure the Checkout Directory is the directory you want to download the source to (C:\EQ2\Source). It should look similar to this image.


SVNCheckoutBox.png


If this is your first visit to the SVN, you will be greeted by a Certificate validation failed popup. You will have to validate the certificate before you can proceed. Choose either the Accept the certificate or the Accept the certificate permanently. The latter option will not prompt you again to validate the certificate.

This is safe as long as the certificate is from MMO, MMOE, Phoenix, AZ, US.


CertFailed.png


Once you are past that...

It's time to enter the login credentials.

SVN Username: anonymous (no password required)


Compiling the source


Time to load the source into Visual Studios. This guide was done using Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition.

  • Open EQ2WorldVC10.sln in the win folder and run through the conversion wizard.
  • In Visual Studio 2010, 2012, or 2013 right click the project and select properties
  • Under the VC++ Directories: ensure the following are included (should be configured already) (the same x64 equivalents if compiling x64)
    • Include directories
      • $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\mariadb-10.1.19\include;
      • $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\include
    • Library directories
      • $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\mariadb-10.1.19\lib;
      • $(SolutionDir)..\source\depends\zlib\lib
  • Compile and enjoy.




Check out the SVN Page for tools.



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Original guide taken from EQ2Emu Forums posted by Razmalone Origional Post Here
Updated here by theFoof 3/10/13

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