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Old 04-20-2005, 05:30 AM
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Is this tutorial still correct Cis? and if it isnt can or do you mind updating it please and how to get to the "main" branch of the cvs of the source i believe that would be 6.0 DR2 not sure though..

i dont know the status of DR3 myself... its been awhile and lots has changed so im trying to keep up but do new stuff

Thanks in advance
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Old 05-31-2005, 07:16 PM
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Why are my compiled executes like 3x larger than the precompiled version you can download on sourceforge? I disabled debug and everything, It's annoying. My compiled version also uses more bandwidth per client.
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Old 06-02-2005, 05:23 AM
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Why are my compiled executes like 3x larger than the precompiled version you can download on sourceforge? I disabled debug and everything, It's annoying. My compiled version also uses more bandwidth per client.
It sounds like when you're compiling your including alot more features into your compiles than what comes in the precompiles, assuming that debug really is shut off..I'd check that again...
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Old 06-02-2005, 06:24 AM
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It sounds like when you're compiling your including alot more features into your compiles than what comes in the precompiles, assuming that debug really is shut off..I'd check that again...
I am using release as active cofiguration. As far as checking into making sure debug is shut off, where do I do this? I went into the project settings and set debug info to none.
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Old 06-02-2005, 06:55 AM
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The first thing to check is to see, under preprocessor definitions (see tutorial for where that is), that EQDEBUG=0.
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Old 06-02-2005, 07:01 AM
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The first thing to check is to see, under preprocessor definitions (see tutorial for where that is), that EQDEBUG=0.
Well, that wasn't in my preprocessor definitions. However, "NDEBUG" /D was. I added EQDEBUG=0 and went to compile, and my execute came out same size.

Edit: actually "NDEBUG" /D was was a part of common options. My bad. Still, EQDEBUG=0 isn't effective.
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Old 06-02-2005, 02:41 PM
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Well, that wasn't in my preprocessor definitions. However, "NDEBUG" /D was. I added EQDEBUG=0 and went to compile, and my execute came out same size.

Edit: actually "NDEBUG" /D was was a part of common options. My bad. Still, EQDEBUG=0 isn't effective.
Still, the most likely suspect is the fact that you probably have more things defined than the precompiles, or the precompiles are of an earlier version.
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