zlib?

  • cyberdragon442
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  • jacob1
    17th Oct 2012 Developer 0 Permalink
    You can probably find them somewhere on this website: http://www.zlib.net

    If you still can't find them, I can post a link with what's needed to compile. What I have isn't good either though, the zlib dll is required when compiling with mine for everyone, both the scons one and visual studio one.
  • cyberdragon442
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  • jacob1
    17th Oct 2012 Developer 0 Permalink
    That's strange. How are you compiling, scons? And what os, also what options are you using, (like -scons --win --release)
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  • jacob1
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    I don't really know. I've never used code::blocks. Maybe just search for the exact error you got, there might be a fix somewhere. You could also try using scons, but it's almost the same. You might actually need to, to get the generated files
  • cyberdragon442
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  • jacob1
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    What's missing? and we need conditions, like #ifdef WIN, because not all compilers have all headers. You shouldn't remove any of them.
  • abczyx123987
    17th Oct 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    For future reference, you (or anybody, really) can use my build of zlib if you want:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/dj6bmi7ym51pjps/zlib.zip

    That download actually includes both a static library (no DLL) and a shared library (where you need the DLL).
    If you don't want to have to bother with having zlib1.dll next to your TPT executable, then you can just delete zlib1.dll and libz.dll.a.
    (or make the compiler link with libz.a instead of the DLL version)

    For the rest of the libraries, you shouldn't need anything (besides zlib, of course) that's not either in the wiki download or part of MinGW.
    Unless, of course, the errors you're getting involve __chkstk_ms, in which case you should read over the wiki again. (even though the wiki describes how to compile the old C version -- but the same idea still applies for the new C++ source)
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