January 28th, 2004, 09:04 PM
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First Lieutenant
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Re: Maps available
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Originally posted by Targa:
Ah...OK, I see it now in the map file. It says Version 0.7, so I guess it's the Dom1 prog. Well, I don't know anything about C, other than it being the 3rd letter of the alphabet so..... I found and downloaded "LCC-Win32" which seems like it's what's needed to run your Version (which I also downloaded, thanks!), but have no clue as to how to use it. Some searching comes up with some cryptic information like:
Open a DOS box in Windows, set PATH=c:\lcc-win32\bin, and that's about as far as I got.
LCC-Win32 is "C only" (won't work with C++), so I dunno about that either. But in response to Gandalf's earlier question about getting it to compile in Windows, you guys should check out this page. It seems like it would work:
http://home.worldOnline.co.za/~rmaritz/
-Targa
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Hah! I forgot that source code wasn't the distribution method of choice for some OSes
Can't help you with the compilation, sorry. There isn't any C++ code in there (I even checked for C++ comments), so if you have a proper compiler it should work OK.
I have absolutely no idea what's available in the way of (free) compilers for Windows. I had a quick look at www.gnu.org, and the GCC compiler does exist for Windows if you install Cygwin, but it might be more trouble than you want.
As for the dommap program itself... it only opens two files and writes a little text to the standard output, so running it in a "DOS box" should be OK.
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