Question is glext.h supposed to come with Nvidia Cg toolkit or GLEW? I downloaded the latest versions and it didn't come with either. Had to Google search for it, otherwise, ZZogl won't compile.
I'm always manually extracting files from the installation package of Nvidia Cg Toolkit and Glew, and overwrite existing files, so that older files are preserved. i.e. I retained the latest glext.h.
I'm not aware of when glext.h is no longer included in newer packages of either Nvidia Cg Toolkit or Glew.
put glext.h into include\GL
You can get the latest glext.h
here.
When you compile with SSE2/S3/4
Does the .exe get effected? Or can I just overwrite it each time and just compile the plugins?
different option of Release SSEs only affects corresponding instruction's GSdx.
As you know they are GSdx SSE2/S3/4.
(01-17-2011, 03:54 AM)Hungry Man Wrote: [ -> ]When you compile with SSE2/S3/4
Does the .exe get effected? Or can I just overwrite it each time and just compile the plugins?
Only the GSdx DLL get's affected, and it shows the Instruction in the file name (GSdx-SSSE3-r3693.dll for example).
Ok so really instead of recompiling the whole thing I can just recompile the GSdx DLL in different instructions.
And do you guys know about the /arch sse instructions?
The SVN r4271 is support VS2010 already,Thanks For the Developer!
But I noticed another problem : When I compile it use vs2008 sp1 , I got the pcsx2 can run on win7(x64) with vcredist2010(X64) only ,and don't need install vcredist2010(x86); But when I compile it use vs2010 , it need me install vcredist2010(x86) . Anybody Knows how dose it happen and how to fix it ? For some reason I don't want to install VCredist2010(X86) on my system~~
I use win7 x64 for compiling and running pcsx2~~
PCSX2 is a x86 application, you will need the x86 redist for it.
(01-29-2011, 10:27 AM)Shadow Lady Wrote: [ -> ]PCSX2 is a x86 application, you will need the x86 redist for it.
But Why official beta 3878 and after SVN Compiled doesn't need VCredistx86 at all（on x64 win7 only need VCredist X64）? If I Compiled with VS2008?