SF.net SVN: alleg: [10208] allegro/branches/4.9/readme_a5.txt

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Revision: 10208
          http://alleg.svn.sourceforge.net/alleg/?rev=10208&view=rev
Author:   mmimica
Date:     2008-04-25 06:15:08 -0700 (Fri, 25 Apr 2008)

Log Message:
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Added more notes on CMake & MSVC in readme.

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    allegro/branches/4.9/readme_a5.txt

Modified: allegro/branches/4.9/readme_a5.txt
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--- allegro/branches/4.9/readme_a5.txt	2008-04-25 00:47:44 UTC (rev 10207)
+++ allegro/branches/4.9/readme_a5.txt	2008-04-25 13:15:08 UTC (rev 10208)
@@ -104,7 +104,10 @@
 
 First open up a console and make sure that cmake.exe is in your %PATH%. You
 ensure than by typing "SET PATH=C:\cmake\bin\;%PATH%" or similar. Typing
-"cmake" should display the help message.
+"cmake" should display the help message. It is also a good idea to have MSVC
+compiler cl.exe in your path, to make it easier for CMake to find it, especially
+if you have mutiple MSVC versions installed. You can do that by running
+vcvars32.bat script found in the directory where MSVC is installed.
 
 CMake works by first creating a project solution, which can then be opened
 with MSVC IDE and built.


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