I would really like to help out but i dont think i could (no programming skills and I dont have easy access to a network) but i will wish you guys luck!

No, that was about the problem that Microsoft does not support Visual Studio 6 anymore and newer DirectX SDKs don't work with it.Does anyone know what kind of modifications need to be done to the source to get it to work with ms vc++ 2005? viewtopic.php?t=482 is this how we do it?
Uhmmm... were did you get this one from?2. Define all variables in the beginning of the functions. VC2005 does not allow them to be defined in the middle of functions anymore (this includes for loops).
Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express does not come with MFC. (It also does not come with the platform sdk which you have to download and install separately.)Thanks. it can't seem to find the mfc libraries. How do I fix this?
This is one of the "new" features. Strict C++ conformance. We had to do this for the entire Jet3D codebase to get it to compile with 2005. We kept getting "illegal variable" errors and found out that:Uhmmm... were did you get this one from?
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Hey if you could point me in the direction I would be willing to deal with the aggravation. It can't be any more aggravating then sitting here never being able to compile rf.paradoxnj wrote: Jonas, if you are using the Express edition, it will not recognize MFC. There is a trick to get it to recognize it, but it's not worth the aggravation.
Yes but unfortunatly it will be a painstaking process that could take a very long time. It will be awesome once this is done though, we should be able to compile in pretty much any compiler.QuestOfDreams wrote:This is the reason why I want to replace MFC with wxWidgets in the RF code...