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/trunk/BUILDING.txt
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and unpack it on your disk.
3. Download the telegraphics common library from http://telegraphics.com.au/svn/common/trunk/
and unpack it on your disk.
4. Adjust paths in the nmake.mak file of Filter Foundry.
5. Run "Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt" from the start menu
6. Navigate to the Filter Foundry dir and run
4. Adjust paths in the nmake.mak and nmake64.mak files.
5. For building the 32 bit plugin:
5.1 Run "x86 Native Tools Command Promt" from the start menu
5.2 Navigate to the Filter Foundry dir and run
nmake /f nmake.mak clean
nmake /f nmake.mak
For building the 64 bit plugin:
5.1 Run "x64 Native Tools Command Promt" from the start menu
5.2 Navigate to the Filter Foundry dir and run
nmake /f nmake64.mak clean
nmake /f nmake64.mak
 
Troubleshooting:
- If "rc" can't be found, install the Windows 10 SDK, and then copy
112,8 → 118,10
see also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43847542/rc-exe-no-longer-found-in-vs-2015-command-prompt
- If lex.yy.c can't be found, check the flex command (it generates lex.yy.c)
- If nmake gives the error message "makefile(28) : fatal error U1000: Syntax error: ")" missing in macro invocation"
then run nmake with the parameter "/f nmake.mak" (nmake calls Makefile by default, which is not optimized for nmake)
- If you run into any problems, try "nmake /f nmake.mak clean" followed by "nmake /f nmake.mak"
then run nmake with the parameter "/f nmake.mak" or "/f nmake64.mak"
(nmake calls Makefile by default, which is not optimized for nmake)
- If you run into any problems, try "nmake /f nmake.mak clean" followed by "nmake /f nmake.mak",
or for 64 bit: "nmake /f nmake64.mak clean" followed by "nmake /f nmake64.mak"
 
Most recently tested with Visual C++ 2017 with Adobe Photoshop SDK CC 2017.
 
134,3 → 142,8
 
MPW (http://developer.apple.com/tools/mpw-tools/) runs on PowerPC and
68K Macs under Mac OS 9 or earlier, or Classic under OS X.
 
For Windows, Visual Studio works best (the community edition is even free),
and it can compile the 32-Bit and 64-Bit plugin for Windows.
OpenWatcom can also be used, but only for 32 Bit, and it is officially not
supported by Adobe.