CSAI Build Instructions - Revision history

Flozi: AI -> AI Dev

2013-03-23T16:45:27Z

AI -> AI Dev

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	With everything configured ok, the dlls should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.		With everything configured ok, the dlls should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.
	[[Category: AI]]		[[Category: AI Dev]]

Koshi: fix category

2010-03-13T18:04:31Z

fix category

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	With everything configured ok, the dlls should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.		With everything configured ok, the dlls should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.
			[[Category: AI]]

EjpQ76 at 04:18, 4 July 2007

2007-07-04T04:18:52Z

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	The CSAI zipfile comes with the binaries prebuilt. You might wish to build CSAI if:		The CSAI zipfile comes with the binaries prebuilt. You might wish to build CSAI if:
	*you want to modify/extend the C# AI		*you want to modify/extend the C# AI
	*you want to extend the C++/C# AI interface		*you want to extend the C /C# AI interface

	=== You will need ===		=== You will need ===
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	*Contents of CSharpAI.zip		*Contents of CSharpAI.zip

	If you want to extend the C++/C# interface, ie change the files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, you will need in addition:		If you want to extend the C /C# interface, ie change the files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, you will need in addition:
	*Visual C++ 2003 compiler		*Visual C 2003 compiler
	*Microsoft Platform SDK		*Microsoft Platform SDK
	*Spring sourcecode		*Spring sourcecode

	nant will automatically detect if you changed files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, so as long as you dont change files in these directories it wont ask you for the C++ compiler.		nant will automatically detect if you changed files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, so as long as you dont change files in these directories it wont ask you for the C compiler.

	=== Build instructions, C# AI only ===		=== Build instructions, C# AI only ===

Hughperkins: /* Build instructions, C# AI only */

2006-10-26T10:20:32Z

Build instructions, C# AI only

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	The C# AI dll should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.		The C# AI dll should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.

	Alternatively, using Visual C#:		Alternatively, using Visual C# 2003:

	*Create a new project of type "class library" called "CSAI"		*Create a new project of type "class library" called "CSAI"

Hughperkins: /* Build instructions, C# AI only */

2006-10-24T07:33:19Z

Build instructions, C# AI only

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	*Add the .cs files in the CSAI to the project		*Add the .cs files in the CSAI to the project
	*Select "Build"		*Select "Build"
	*Manually copy the CSAI.dll and CSAI.pdb files to the AI\CSAI subdirectory of the spring application directory		*Manually copy the CSAI.dll and CSAI.pdb files from the project's Debug directory into the AI\CSAI subdirectory of the spring application directory

	=== Build instructions, C# AI and C# AI Interface ===		=== Build instructions, C# AI and C# AI Interface ===

Hughperkins: /* Build instructions, C# AI only */ Added instructiosn for building C# AI using Visual C#

2006-10-24T07:32:11Z

Build instructions, C# AI only: Added instructiosn for building C# AI using Visual C#

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	=== Build instructions, C# AI only ===		=== Build instructions, C# AI only ===

			Using nant:

	*open a cmd prompt and go to the unzipped CSharpAI directory		*open a cmd prompt and go to the unzipped CSharpAI directory
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	The C# AI dll should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.		The C# AI dll should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.

			Alternatively, using Visual C#:

			*Create a new project of type "class library" called "CSAI"
			*Add CSAIInterfaces\CSAIInterfaces.dll as a Reference
			*Add the .cs files in the CSAI to the project
			*Select "Build"
			*Manually copy the CSAI.dll and CSAI.pdb files to the AI\CSAI subdirectory of the spring application directory

	=== Build instructions, C# AI and C# AI Interface ===		=== Build instructions, C# AI and C# AI Interface ===

Hughperkins: /* You will need */

2006-10-24T07:26:20Z

You will need

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	=== You will need ===		=== You will need ===

	If you wish to modify ~~just~~ the C# AI, ie the CSAI directory, you will need:		If you wish to modify the C# AI, ie the CSAI directory, you will need:
	*Framework .Net 1.1 runtime (only need runtime, not SDK)		*Framework .Net 1.1 runtime (only need runtime, not SDK)
	*nant		*nant

Hughperkins: /* Building CSAI */ clarified building C# AI vs C++/C# AI Interface

2006-10-24T07:25:49Z

Building CSAI: clarified building C# AI vs C++/C# AI Interface

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	== Building CSAI ==		== Building CSAI ==

	CSAI ~~is built using nant,~~ the ~~Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 compiler, and Framework~~ .~~Net 1.1~~		The CSAI zipfile comes with the binaries prebuilt. You might wish to build CSAI if:
			*you want to modify/extend the C# AI
	~~Note that if~~ you ~~only wish~~ to modify the C# AI~~, ie the CSAI directory,~~ you ~~only need nant and the Framework .Net 1.1. You wont need~~ the ~~Visual~~ C++ ~~compiler or the platform SDK.~~		*you want to extend the C++/C# AI interface

	~~nant requires the~~ C~~++ compiler and platform SDK if you change a file in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory.~~

	=== You will need ===		=== You will need ===

			If you wish to modify just the C# AI, ie the CSAI directory, you will need:
			*Framework .Net 1.1 runtime (only need runtime, not SDK)
	*nant		*nant
	*~~Framework~~ .~~Net 1.1~~		*Spring
			*Contents of CSharpAI.zip

			If you want to extend the C++/C# interface, ie change the files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, you will need in addition:
	*Visual C++ 2003 compiler		*Visual C++ 2003 compiler
	*Microsoft Platform SDK		*Microsoft Platform SDK
	*Spring
	*Spring sourcecode		*Spring sourcecode

	=== Build instructions ===		nant will automatically detect if you changed files in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory, so as long as you dont change files in these directories it wont ask you for the C++ compiler.

			=== Build instructions, C# AI only ===

			*open a cmd prompt and go to the unzipped CSharpAI directory
			*open AllCSAI.build file with a text editor, and specify the locations of:
			**spring (directory containing spring.exe)
			*add nant to PATH
			*type "nant" and press return

			The C# AI dll should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.

			=== Build instructions, C# AI and C# AI Interface ===

	*open the msvcvars.bat cmd prompt and go to the CSharpAI directory		*open the msvcvars.bat cmd prompt and go to the unzipped CSharpAI directory
	*open AllCSAI.build file with a text editor, and specify the locations of:		*open AllCSAI.build file with a text editor, and specify the locations of:
	**spring (directory containing spring.exe)		**spring (directory containing spring.exe)

Hughperkins: /* Building CSAI */ noted that compiling only C# AI does not require C++ compiler

2006-10-24T07:16:43Z

Building CSAI: noted that compiling only C# AI does not require C++ compiler

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	CSAI is built using nant, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 compiler, and Framework .Net 1.1		CSAI is built using nant, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 compiler, and Framework .Net 1.1

			Note that if you only wish to modify the C# AI, ie the CSAI directory, you only need nant and the Framework .Net 1.1. You wont need the Visual C++ compiler or the platform SDK.

			nant requires the C++ compiler and platform SDK if you change a file in the CSAILoader or CSAIInterfaces directory.

	=== You will need ===		=== You will need ===

Hughperkins: First created

2006-10-23T18:55:25Z

First created

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== Building CSAI ==

CSAI is built using nant, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 compiler, and Framework .Net 1.1

=== You will need ===

*nant
*Framework .Net 1.1
*Visual C++ 2003 compiler
*Microsoft Platform SDK
*Spring
*Spring sourcecode

=== Build instructions ===

*open the msvcvars.bat cmd prompt and go to the CSharpAI directory
*open AllCSAI.build file with a text editor, and specify the locations of:
**spring (directory containing spring.exe)
**spring sourcecode
**Microsoft Platform SDK
*add nant to PATH
*type "nant" and press return

With everything configured ok, the dlls should build and be copied into the appropriate place in the Spring application directory tree.