Hey,
If I try to build the game with "x64 native tools command prompt for vs2019" I get serveral compile errors like this:
Source\handmade\code\handmade_world_mode.cpp(59,117): error C2665: "AddPiece": Durch keine der 2 Überladungen konnten alle Argumenttypen konvertiert werden. [...]Source\handmade\code\handmade_room_gen.h(15,32): note: kann "entity_visible_piece *AddPiece(entity *,asset_tag_hash,f32,v3,v4,u32)" sein
In english:
none of the 2 overloads can convert parameter from type ...
If I try to build the game with "x64 native tools command prompt for vs2019" I get serveral compile errors like this:
Source\handmade\code\handmade_world_mode.cpp(59,117): error C2665: "AddPiece": Durch keine der 2 Überladungen konnten alle Argumenttypen konvertiert werden. [...]Source\handmade\code\handmade_room_gen.h(15,32): note: kann "entity_visible_piece *AddPiece(entity *,asset_tag_hash,f32,v3,v4,u32)" sein
In english:
none of the 2 overloads can convert parameter from type ...
Edited by nandi
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Reason: Initial post
If you are talking about source code from latest day (620) then Casey is in middle of a lot of changes and he left it half-finished. So errors are expected. You can either fix them manually yourself, or simply use source from previous days.
The readme seems to be up to date for day 610.
It sounds like you are getting the message box "WARNING: No assets found. Ensure the starting directory is correct.", is that correct?
After following step 1 your directory structure should look like:
And as step 3 says, you must launch w:\build\win32_handmade.exe with the working directory set to w:\handmade.
One way to do that would be to navigate to w:\handmade in the command prompt and do:
It sounds like you are getting the message box "WARNING: No assets found. Ensure the starting directory is correct.", is that correct?
After following step 1 your directory structure should look like:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | w:\handmade>dir /A:D /S /B w:\handmade\code w:\handmade\ctime w:\handmade\data w:\handmade\debug w:\handmade\dota w:\handmade\misc w:\handmade\ray w:\handmade\retired w:\handmade\sources w:\handmade\tags w:\handmade\test w:\handmade\timer w:\handmade\debug\handmade_nsight w:\handmade\sources\base_game w:\handmade\sources\developer w:\handmade\sources\intro_cutscene w:\handmade\sources\renderer_test w:\handmade\sources\templates w:\handmade\sources\base_game\art w:\handmade\sources\base_game\fonts w:\handmade\sources\base_game\music w:\handmade\sources\base_game\sound w:\handmade\sources\developer\fonts w:\handmade\sources\intro_cutscene\art w:\handmade\sources\intro_cutscene\music w:\handmade\sources\intro_cutscene\sound w:\handmade\tags\fonts |
And as step 3 says, you must launch w:\build\win32_handmade.exe with the working directory set to w:\handmade.
One way to do that would be to navigate to w:\handmade in the command prompt and do:
1 | w:\handmade>w:\build\win32_handmade.exe |