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If you're interested in mid to high level coding for Rose, we have an IROSE server in development on GitHub. It's a clean start and we provide our own client so no need to fiddle with packets or anything. We don't have much in functionality yet, but we have all the basics The link is here: https://github.com/dev-osrose/osIROSE-new and we're on the discord.

This is not recruiting at all but if you're interested we're always happy to have new blood

I'm on Windows and I have most common build chains. Looks like you're supporting VS and using cmake. What versions of these are required? Looks like I'm running MySQL 5.7 and already have Connector/C installed, albeit an older version (6.x). I got MySQL running when I first came to this forum and started fiddling with 137. I have the latest Python and git installed.

EDIT: Install directions are either slightly vague or incorrect.


It does not state which directory to run git in. Doing it in the root folder of the archive fails. Furthermore, there was no "ci" subdirectory anywhere, though I did find that batch file in cmake/scripts. It actually closed the console window I was running it from for some reason. Cmake failed to build anything. As expected, pthreads was also missing, which I'm pretty used to when dealing with cross-platform builds.

adosorken wrote:I'm on Windows and I have most common build chains. Looks like you're supporting VS and using cmake. What versions of these are required? Looks like I'm running MySQL 5.7 and already have Connector/C installed, albeit an older version (6.x). I got MySQL running when I first came to this forum and started fiddling with 137. I have the latest Python and git installed.

EDIT: Install directions are either slightly vague or incorrect.

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1. After downloading and installing the above applications, to compile the servers run the following commands:
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3.     git submodule update --init --recursive
4.     ./ci/msvc_install.bat
5.     cd build
6.     cmake ..
7.     cmake --build . --config Release

It does not state which directory to run git in. Doing it in the root folder of the archive fails. Furthermore, there was no "ci" subdirectory anywhere, though I did find that batch file in cmake/scripts. It actually closed the console window I was running it from for some reason. Cmake failed to build anything. As expected, pthreads was also missing, which I'm pretty used to when dealing with cross-platform builds.

Hey sorry I'm a little late here but currently, there is a bug in VS that makes compiling our project impossible with that toolchain. It has been reported to MS 1 year ago and fixed but they still haven't released the fix in a stable release. I think you may be the person I was helping getting mingw64 working but if not, you can build with mingw64.

Also the discord link should be in my sig as L3nn0x forgot to link.

EDIT: the build and install steps for windows are currently outdated due to the bug talked about above.

EDIT 2: here are links to the bug report if you wanted to see it https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/310933/clexe-vs158-c-regression-with-templates.html and https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/256471/internal-compiler-error-in-vs157.html