The malevolent is only going to be important if we haven't built the binary for the system the user is on. This will be command line, just like spasm/tasm etc. Batch files should be easy for people to make for it. I might make a few changes to allow you to just drag/drop a file and it would just output with a changed extension to the same directory as Oasis.

Quote from: Eeems on November 25, 2010, 09:29:27 am

The malevolent is only going to be important if we haven't built the binary for the system the user is on. This will be command line, just like spasm/tasm etc. Batch files should be easy for people to make for it. I might make a few changes to allow you to just drag/drop a file and it would just output with a changed extension to the same directory as Oasis.

I assume you mean makefile.  I guess auto-correct took over.

yes stupid autocorrect

Sure, sounds good What platform will you be on?

Ok, sweet we are currently having issues getting it to work right on windows. grab the most recent svn and test it out to see if you can get it to work

Code::Blocks? is that your IDE? makefiles require make to be installed. You run them with the command line,
cd <path to directory here>
make
it should compile the project

Ah ok, sounds cool. If you update again from the SVN you should get a copy that works completely fine on windows (we were having some errors before). Also, do you have AIM? We currently are chatting with that.

ah ok, well if you get on the project page and stuff I could get you setup with the google group etc

Oh, sorry. Well I'll add you to the project page and let you join the google group, then we can start discussing what we are going to do. Currently I just want to get you familiar with the code and what your job is.