Windows builds are back!

[lynx]

oh, I think I forgot to mention earlier: scrolling speed is controllable via the options screen. If pst doesn't have it in there, then by editing gem-torment.ini in the game dir.

[Theodor]

Tried that new version of gemrb and had disappointed.

 

It won't start on 32 bit windows, this is for old very old game, that runs on the old pc as well, what a point make it only for 64 bit windows?

[lynx]

What makes you think it's a 64-bit build? oO

[Theodor]

Said it is not a valid Win32 application.

[lynx]

Even if what it says is true, it's not intentional. The buildbot uses a bunch of 32-bit dependencies and doesn't specify a 64-bit compiler, so it'd be really odd and wouldn't work at all. I'm pretty sure it also worked with 32-bit wine when I was setting it up.

 

Anyway, I've added a debug print to display the target and after some fiiddling, appveyor confirms it is doing 32-bit builds.

 

So the error is misleading. Something else is wrong. Do you perchance have a compiler set up?

[Avenger]

I think the same message is displayed, If the file is corrupted in some way.

[lynx]

I retried with wine. All I had to do was install the ms visual runtime 2013, since wine didn't implement one of the functions yet. You probably already have it installed.

 

Then I just set the plugins and cache path in the sample config and it ran far before realising I didn't point it to any game. So all is fine. I'll adjust the build bot so the path part is not necessary in future builds.

Edited September 16, 2017 by lynx

[lynx]

Anyway, I've added a short checklist on how to make the buildbot binaries run:

http://www.gemrb.org/wiki/doku.php?id=install:windows