Microsoft Visual C .NET 2003 v7.1

I just decided to try to make MOD, test it out, but I don't have any program do that with. Where can I get Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 v7.1 ? Or what can I use in place of this program that comes with HL2?

Google it, you can get it free from somewhere :smile:

Well... i can't recommend you The Pirate Bay. Also I cannot recomend
you google to search for The Pirate Bay. Also, I cannot say it is an
ORGanisation.

And indefinitely i may not recommend you to search the pirate bay for Visual Studio 2003 .NET.

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I guess all the game is made with .net or c++ but. there are some C/C++
compilers for free out there, and some are compatible with visual
studio/.net 'things'.

So... you may want to try this one:

http://www.q-software-solutions.de/products/lcc-win32/index.shtml

or better:

http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html

both are absolutely free :wink:

I sure wouldn't take madedog's advice, if I were you.

you can program but cant figure out how to make a func_button :rolleyes:

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"I would blow your f**king head off! ...if I could afford it. I'm gonna get another job, start saving some money... then you a dead man!"

perhaps you failed to read the word "NOOB" in the last post i
made? and i never said i could program, i said it was the program
i am supposed to use so i wanted to try to figure it out. nothing
wrong with testing stuff out.

Don't worry man. Both programming and mapping are difficult, and that i
know because i know a bit of both things, and don't take ppl here too
seriously :razz:

Yeah, come on rival. Grow up and stop making these forums so hard to post in.

:biggrin:

Thank you Vix and French Toast. Its really nice to know that some people are still
wililng to help out when someone needs it. i appreciate it.

I guess all the game is made with .net or c++ but. there are some C/C++
compilers for free out there, and some are compatible with visual
studio/.net 'things'.

Some?!

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</td><td>(of
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:smile:

Owned.

Better yet, Pwned.

Until Later...

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Dark_Kilauea
DVS Administration
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Pizzowned biotch.

Ever have a Pizza Hut Pizone? It's good. So good it pwns. Hence pizzown.

Yep, you won that one...

Until Later...

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Dark_Kilauea
DVS Administration
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There's about four C++ compilers that cost money. The other nine billion are free.

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Blame it on Microsoft, God does.

My suggestion, go get Linux. Program on that.

Kedit is just fine, and then just use gcc.

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Dark_Kilauea
DVS Administration
http://www.dvstudio-production.com/

My suggestion, go get Linux. Program on that.

Kedit is just fine, and then just use gcc.

Sadly you can't. You need a win32 compiler to develop for source/hl2 :sad: Now, that doesn't mean you have to use Microsoft's Win32 compiler.

Cygwen32 is about as close to Linux development as you can get on a win32 platform (unless GNU made one themselves of course). It's actually a port, if I'm not mistaken, of the entire GCC suite.

More info: http://www.willus.com/ccomp.shtml

Then you can use whatever suite you wish ... no need to pay money or pirate. Also, you'll be guaranteed a far better compiler (that follows standards).

Oh and Vi(m) is better, not to mention, Kedit is a KDE only application, thus the 'K'. Though, Kedit or something as such, will probably be easier for you to use. But, this is a moot point anyway.

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halexmorph said:
perhaps you failed to read the word "NOOB" in the last post i made? and i never said i could program, i said it was the program i am supposed to use so i wanted to try to figure it out. nothing wrong with testing stuff out.

ok maybe i was a little too rash but i was just making a point.

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Bullet Control: $5000 for a bullet.
"I would blow your f**king head off! ...if I could afford it. I'm gonna get another job, start saving some money... then you a dead man!"