Is there some decent desktop mp3 player -port for RT?
and why is there no windows media player on desktop. it could have helped a lot and made the experience far better within desktop mode.
Is there some decent desktop mp3 player -port for RT?
and why is there no windows media player on desktop. it could have helped a lot and made the experience far better within desktop mode.
Did you manage to run anything in 2017? Please reply even if you didn't
Did you manage to run anything in 2017? Please reply even if you didn't
Thanks for replying... I thought this thread was dead already.
Another thing, where can I get the dll to lib tool from? The link in op takes me to another thread, whose download link does not work. I believe the whole process is easy to follow even if one has zero developing/programming experience
Long live surface RT
The link is correct for the dll to lib tool. There is a download at the bottom of the first post. It's great that more people are getting interested in app porting for RT
from compiler.fatal error C1083: Datei (Include) kann nicht geöffnet werden(can't open): "xxxxxx.h": No such file or directory
First of all, thank you for this tutorial! 'm able to complie my own programms and some of example apps from MSDN/VS examples (with .sln project files).
After compiling with VS2012 and signing it with Windows_RT 8.1 it works great. Ive learned C# but for this projects i need to learn some C++. I've tried to port some github open src apps (c++ win32 based) but i always getting many errors like:
from compiler.
Any ideas?
It's pretty self explanatory. It can't find the file. If it's there, your paths may be wrong, or you may have accidentally misspelled something.
Also, if you just create a blank project, then add the files, it won't work. Most require CMAKE to create a VS2012 sln file that configures everything.
Thanks for the answer
I've tried to compile "The Powder Toy" and "Eventghost" from github with scons&other builders to get project fiile with no luck. I start to think that I'm noob in porting programs - spent 5 hrs on trying and get only errors :good: :silly:.
I think its easyer to code in c++ than porting.
I'm working now on programm that sends HTTP requst to auroremote app (android) for Smart Home and other actions. So when im done with that will post it here.
A lot of cross-platform apps will use 'nmake' or the like. For the most part, these apps can be cross compiled using the VS 2012 ARM Cross Tools - you can find that in your start menu- In Windows 8 just type "ARM" and it should show up.
/D _ARM_WINAPI_PARTITION_DESKTOP_SDK_AVAILABLE
Did you manage to run anything in 2017? Please reply even if you didn't