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Are all the Mir source code files only able to be coded in Delphi 6/7 or are there any files available on here that are updated to the current Delphi XE5?
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Not seen any use that new version.
The Delphi sources all seem to use third party components so I'm not sure how they will cope with a newer core program.
Is it any good ?
The Delphi sources all seem to use third party components so I'm not sure how they will cope with a newer core program.
Is it any good ?
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Yeah I use Delphi XE5 and so far and I really do enjoy it. I was shocked that I could not find any source code that have been updated past Delphi 6/7. I mean its 10+ years of improvements so w/o a doubt the game would run smoother due to more efficient ways of handling everything (memory, multiple OS, etc).
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C# is the current choice for coding the game. Very effective it is too.
I would like to use Delphi pascal as I've used it for years and know my way around it more than C# but much of the structure is the same.
I would like to use Delphi pascal as I've used it for years and know my way around it more than C# but much of the structure is the same.
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Ty Ardbeg, you sir made my life a lot easier. So now from what it seems is that the whole thing was recoded from scratch for C# probably due to how expensive delphi is and power? Is it just looking for the source code files that do not have Delphi extensions and c# at this point?
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There is a full open source svn available on the C# files.
Download Tortoise SVN if you don't have it and then create a new directory on your drive.
This new directory becomes your working copy and updatable via http://cmir2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk
Refer to this section for the project info.
http://www.lomcn.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?633-C-Mir-(Open-Source)
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