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From: JP Morris <doug-15 AT bigfoot DOT com>
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"Antti Koskipää" wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> I finally managed to compile quake 1.09 for DOS from the
> sources. All you need is the "winquake" directory.
> I tested the build with original quake (registered),
> and mission packs 1 & 2. No more crashes in mission packs.
> I did not test the network code, but it probably works too.
> 

..or you can simply use RHIDE to find a combination of files
that cause it to link and run :-)

Took me 30 minutes.  But I'm not posting the binary..

> Copy this batch file to the "winquake" dir and run it there.
> Not all files in that directory are needed.
> 
> ********** begin compile.bat ***********
> gcc -c cd_audio.c
> gcc -c chase.c
> gcc -c cl_demo.c

[...]

> ************* end compile.bat *************
> 
> Have fun!
> 
> - Antti
> - To reply via mail, remove you-know-what

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