Cafu Engine

Hi BigJJ,

bigjj13 wrote:it complied it!

That's good news - great to hear that!!

But Im not able to run.

Well, why??
Note that you must still be in the same top-level directory as for the compilation, and call Cafu.exe just as described at http://www.cafu.de/wiki/cppdev:gettings ... w_programs e.g.

The Log is attached.

Thanks, it looks very well - no errors.
Did you achieve this with the --ignore-errors flag in the fourth step above? Or one of the other steps?

Here is an aditional information:

PS C:\Cafu-src-r39\build\win32\vc9\release> dir

This looks ok, but as mentioned above, you shouldn't "cd" into that directory; rather run the .exe files from the top directory.

HI,

It works now,
Thank you very much for that great help.

BigJJ

Hi,
here is the solution for all people with the same problem:

1. extract the Cafu source code

2. install python 2.6 and SCons 1.3.0.d20100404

3. extract the Cafu-src-edit-x64.zip into the Cafu root direction

• Example: C:\Cafu-src-r39

4. extract the scons-1.3.0.d20100404-edit-x64.zip into the python 2.6 root direction

• Example: C:\Python26

5. run Cmd.exe

Type: Now it should work.

BigJJ

Dear BigJJ,
thank you very much for your feedback!

It's great that we were able to cover this (somewhat unusual) case thoroughly and fix the related issues! I'm looking forward to the next release of SCons, with which most or even all of these special measures should not be necessary.

Final note:
A new version of SCons has been released that should fix all problems that have been reported in this thread, and thus everything should now work just as documented.

If there are still problems with compiling Cafu, please start a new thread or post your follow-up at New SCons release 1.3.0.d20100505 is now available.