C++ problems

[jamesb]

for some reason my C++ cannot load all the projects. not sure what i did wrong can someone please help me thank you.

[xeross155]

I assume you mean Visual Studio, and how do you mean cannot load all the projects, are you getting any errors ?

[jamesb]

the error says faild to load one or more projects. and im talking about when i go to compile mangos

[xeross155]

the error says faild to load one or more projects. and im talking about when i go to compile mangos

What version of Visual Studio are you using, and what file are you trying to open, and no you're not talking about compiling you're talking about opening the visual studio solution

[jamesb]

lets see im useing 2010 with the VC100 file like the thing says to

[Nephyr]

lets see im useing 2010 with the VC100 file like the thing says to

VC100 has a different management system of solution/filters from VC90.

Maybe the project for VC100 is corrupt or outdate for that version of Visual Studio.

Can someone confirm it??

[jamesb]

no just myself

[xeross155]

Try cloning the git repository again from scratch.

[jamesb]

and how do i do that.

[Lynx3d]

Try cloning the git repository again from scratch.

I very much doubt that this is necessary to fix anything...it only wastes a lot of time and github bandwith...

If anything was modified locally, "git status" would show. This can be easily undone with "git checkout -f".

If you merged in any commits you want to get rid of, "git reset" is what you want, e.g. "git reset --hard origin/master".

But we still don't even know what revision or branch you are talking about...

[Schmoozerd]

in case the directory is really messy, it helps to delete everything except the git dir, before running git reset --hard origin/master

[jamesb]

okay. when i use the vc 100 with vs 2010 it says one or more projects cannot be loading. its the solution thing in vs 2010. and i have not a clue what any of you are talking about lol.

[Lynx3d]

Okay this discussion is pointless.

If you don't know what git is or what revision you are using, this can only mean you did not even obtain the source from our project repository.

Read up the basics and come back if you can give some useful information about what you actually did so someone may actually be able to help...in case it still does not work.

[Patman128]

Where did you get mangos from? :huh:

[darkchaos]

one im useing the guide here so im useing github

two im useing the vb they are telling me too

and three help me dont redicual me

[Auntie Mangos]

one im useing the guide here so im useing github

two im useing the vb they are telling me too

and three help me dont redicual me

People are trying to help you, it's just a bit hard to understand what exactly you did to get mangos, and what you are using to build it.

Getting mangos should be a matter of using git to obtain the source code from github, opening your command line, and executing

$ git clone [url]http://github.com/mangos/mangos.git[/url]

You do however not need and vb (assuming you know this is the abbreviation for Visual Basic), you will need to use Visual C++ 2008 or 2010, and if you do not have those and only Visual Basic installed, it will result in a message telling you the project could not be loaded due to missing support.

That is exactly what people have told you, and people can not give more assistance unless you are willing to follow the given hints (which I repeated just for you in greater detail).