Last I remember, ioQuake3 has been keeping local copies of the following libraries in

it's just a matter of pulling the repo, execute the bootstrap and then vcpkg in

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As a side note I'm currently working on a basic cmake for ETe Linux which is ba

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ec- commented on July 20, 2024

Consider outsourcing dependencies

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ensiform commented on July 20, 2024 1

it's just a matter of pulling the repo, execute the bootstrap script and then vcpkg install sdl2

https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg

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ensiform commented on July 20, 2024

You're better off using vcpkg instead of nuget

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grepwood commented on July 20, 2024

@ensiform why? Does it come with MSVC? Can MSVC be made to use vcpkg to provide dependencies? If so, that's great. I tried doing the manual labor of what I suggest with NuGet and it was possible.

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ec- commented on July 20, 2024

MSVC is not the only build system on windows.

Also, it is better to have all possible dependencies:

for stable and newbie-friendly build process
to minimize end-user actions in case of missing/incompatible libraries - which is a common case for windows systems

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grepwood commented on July 20, 2024

@ec- that's exactly why things like NuGet and vcpkg exist.

Edit: I can work on this in a fork and see how things pan out.

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ensiform commented on July 20, 2024

As a side note I'm currently working on a basic cmake script for ETe Linux which is based on Q3e and merged with Enemy Territory. (@etfdevs/ETe)

Eventually it could be brought back to Q3e with relevant changes and probably add support for other compilers and OS'/architectures.

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grepwood commented on July 20, 2024

There's already some work started in https://github.com/ec-/Quake3e/pull/56 but this is for Linux, not MSVC.

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