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Seto Kaiba

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Hey guys, I need a little help, I am trying to compile an open source project but I am getting some weird errors.

Anyways, this is the project: https://github.com/F...ohydride/ygopro, could somebody explain to me how to compile this.

Thanks a lot.

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I tried with Visual C++ 2010, but it doesn't seem to be doing anything, the Play button is gray, my friend tried on his computer and got errors about missing files which are there. I think I am adding the file from, can you try and tell me if you can?

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can anybody tell me if they got this to work, I really need it fast.

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All the code is here: https://github.com/F...ohydride/ygopro, the main issue right now is, the play button is just grayed out, I can't even try to compile this, can somebody try to compile it and tell me if it works. Thanks a lot.

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Some projects require different code on to be compiled on different systems, this is why a build manager is used. This one uses something called premake (I had discovered this due to the easily found "premake4.lua" script within it.)

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I have never seen this before, there are certainly some instructions on how it can be run and compiled on their documentation if you look.
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A little help, apparently the above code was developed using the program "Codelite" I restructured the files and directories from the original design, but now there is a problem, when I send the "codelite" build the project an error occurs

Build Started -------- ----------
C: \ Windows \ system32 \ cmd.exe / c "" mingw32-make.exe "-j 4-f" gframe_wsp.mk ""
'"mingw32-make.exe"' Do not, recognize as an internal command
or external, Vel operates a program or a batch file.
---------- ---------- Build Ended
0 errors, 0 warnings

I think that does not recognize that the path to the "" mingw32-make.exe ", which actually belongs to DevC + +

Should I uninstall DevC + +, or why the Codelite was trying to use this plugin?

Plz someone take a look on the project xml:
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Ps: I am using windows seven 64bit

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You need to either supply the full path to mingw32-make (or compatible MAKE program), or add the path to the folder that contains such an executable to the Windows PATH environmental variable. There should be guides on how to add the folder to the PATH variable online.
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