LCC-Win32 compiling information
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Unfortunately there are currently (version 2002-01-29) a lot of problems with LCC-Win32.
If the engine reaches an unknown size in code or data, the executable crashes on startup.
This also varies between different LCC-Win32 versions:
* I get a working executable of my GLQuake port from 2002-01-04 with LCC-Win32 
  version 2001-12-05, WinQuake works when the optimzer was disabled. With later 
  LCC-Win32 versions no executable works.
* My source from 2002-02-01, which included only minor changes, only produce a 
  working GLQuake executable with LCC-Win32 version 2001-12-05. With later LCC-Win32 
  versions no executable works.
So take these information to test new versions of LCC-Win32.

The project files have been adapted from the QBism port http://qbism.telefragged.com/
The OpenGL library is also taken from QBism, the assembler libraries have been recreated.
For the case you have to change the assembler coding, I added some useful batch
files to recreate the libraries. Note that you currently need Microsoft's MASM
to compile the assembler code (see the QSML FAQ at http://www.quake-info-pool.net/
how to obtain it for free legally).

Before using the project files with WEdit32 you have to adapt them to your directory structure.
1. Replace D:\Coding\Quake with the directory you extracted the QIP Quake source
2. Replace D:\Programme\Coding\lcc with the directory you installed LCC

You need the following packages from LCC-Win32 http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/
* lccwin32.exe from 2001-12-05(!!!)
  The later versions, currently 2002-01-23, do not compile Quake correctly and crash when the demo playing starts.
  The version 2001-12-05 is also available from my homepage.
* lccdoc.exe from 2001-11-04 or later
* manual.exe from 2001-11-04 or later
* win32hlp.exe from 2001-08-06 or later
* win32apidoc.exe from 2000-12-08 or later

If you want to compile id's original sourcecode, then you have to redo the 
changes to the source, which are mentioned in my changelog.

Good luck
Maddes
Quake Info Pool - http://www.quake-info-pool.net/
