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[lar282]

OK. I setup Visual Studio 2003
installed directX 9B summer 2003 SDK edition
added reference to the dll file in postsetup
ran register.bat in postsetup dir

It's a no go. I still get 100 build errors. The first one is like this

D:\mediaportal\mediaportal\Configuration\EditCaptureCardForm.cs(12): The type or namespace name 'Recording' does not exist in the class or namespace 'MediaPortal.TV' (are you missing an assembly reference?)

another error looks like this

Source file 'D:\mediaportal\mediaportal\TagReader\TagReader.cs' could not be opened ('The system cannot find the file specified. ')

the latter of the message is true because the file is not there? HELP


Is there something basic I am doing wrong here?

please,please help

//Lasse

 

[Frodo]

First of all
report things in the correct forums!
There's a seperate development forum, so please use it next time
Second, did you read the ''how to compile' post ?
if yes, then its weird stuff doesnt compile
Some hints:
- re-get the latest CVS sources
- vs.net : open the mediaportal.sln
- vs.net : Build->configuration manager->choose release and close dialog again
- vs.net : view->solution explorer->select the subproject called MediaPortal, right click on it and choose 'set as startup project'
- try building again

 

[lar282]

Hi
really sorry about the wrong forum, but I did go down under devolopment and then general. Look under there.this post is there?
But if one look in the heade of this post after opening it, it's under
.:: Media Portal ::. Forum Index » General

This must be wrong.

I read
http://nolanparty.com/mediaportal.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=651
and did what I was told to do.

* Yes I tried to reget the cvs (5 times) (still no 'D:\mediaportal\mediaportal\TagReader\TagReader.cs')
* I picked release in config manager


Soo, any more great ideas cause I'm running out of them


//Lasse

 

[Frodo]

Source file 'D:\mediaportal\mediaportal\TagReader\TagReader.cs' could not be opened ('The system cannot find the file specified. ')

the latter of the message is true because the file is not there? HELP

That file should be there. If its not, then you dont have (all) sources which would explain the compilation problems

Soo, any more great ideas cause I'm running out of them

no ideas yet,
gonna look @ it tonight when i'm home
maybe somebody broke the current CVS (although i doubt that)


Frodo

 

[lar282]

did a new try this morning and magically the file was there after a new checkout. The cvs must have been broken. Fixed now though and 0 errors exept for 1 post

Post-Build Event failed

I think it should be there though, it doesn't tell me anything else than that.(i hope)


//Lasse