As suggested by Daniel, use the same hack as dhewm3: The user defines a
path prefix and CMake does the rest. So this is enough to build on
Windows: cmake -G Unix\ Makefiles -DYQUAKE2LIBS=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS ..
This is a working CMake based build system for Windows:
- While this should work with system wide installed libraries, it's
still highly recommended to use the latest version of our official
Windows build environment.
- It was tested with out official build environment on Windows 7 with
32 bit and 64 bit builds
- You'll need something in the lines of this nice and short command:
cmake -G Unix\ Makefiles \
-DSDL2_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libSDL2.dll.a \
-DSDL2_INCLUDE_DIR=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/include \
-DZLIB_INCLUDE_DIR=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/include \
-DZLIB_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libz.a \
-DOGG_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libogg.dll.a \
-DOGG_INCLUDE_DIR=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/include \
-DVORBIS_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libvorbis.dll.a \
-DVORBIS_INCLUDE_DIR=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/include \
-DVORBISFILE_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libvorbisfile.dll.a \
-DVORBISENC_LIBRARY=C:/libvorbisenc.dll.a \
-DOPENAL_LIBRARY=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/lib/libOpenAL32.dll.a \
-DOPENAL_INCLUDE_DIR=C:/MinGW/32/LIBS/include ..
Yes, forward slashes! Backslashes will break!
Yamagi Burmeister
Bradley Clemetson