Unable to find source code

[SlamDrag]

I recently upgraded my graphics card, so I wanted to test it out by adding some new graphic stuff to AssaultCube.

Now I am under the impression that AssaultCube is open-source. Is there a code repository that I can access?

[blueberry]

The source code for many versions can be found in their corresponding folder: http://sourceforge.net/projects/actiongame/files/

[SlamDrag]

Thank you.

My one and only question is, is there compiler specific tricks involved? Will it compile with minimal fuss on VC++?

[ärkefiende]

Or you just could use the SVN repository ... https://sourceforge.net/p/actiongame/code/

There´s a Visual Studio Project included, so yes, you can compile it with VCPP.

[Boomhauer]

Now I am under the impression that AssaultCube is open-source (......?)

My one and only question is, (......?) (.....?)

I keep re-counting, but get the same results every time.....

[TheNihilanth]

Just get Visual Studio Express do your things, change from Debug to Release version hit compile, done. NO tricks.

Offtopic: Let's face it, as much as I hate windows the Visual Studio IDE is the most powerful, enjoyable and productive developer tool there is and there will ever be for the upcoming years.
It saves you huge time.

[ärkefiende]

That´s why I got Visual Studio 2008 Professional and 2010 Ultimate ;)

[Felix-The-Ghost]

No love for Code::Blocks :V

[ärkefiende]

I recently tried Code::Blocks (again) and it failed compiling AC again and again ... :P

(I wanted to know if mingw is as good as vcpp)

[Toca]

Although I have VS2010Exp, I always use mingw for test compiles :)

mingw creates bigger .exe files though, I don't know, I like gnu better, makes me feel more cross platform compatible.