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[Guide] Compiling with Visual C# (Saga Revised)

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there is no way to compile and use in linux platform.
.net framework is a required component that makes program runnable. it belongs to microsoft and they wont support any other os rather than windows family. it's a marketing strategy.

somebody had an idea to modify .net framework to support linux platform. a project is called "mono". but to use this framework instead of an original .net framwork, some parts of source code must be modified. i think its not an easy task to do so but i've never tried
 
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I get "PROPFIND of '/svn/Saga/trunk': could not connect to server (http://93.186.171.92)" every time I try to do a checkout/export with TortioseSVN. Only on that particular address, others work fine. Any thoughts?

Edit: Using SilkSVN as instructed by cha0s worked fine. Still don't know what Tortiose's deal was, but yes.
 
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Thank you.


i was downloaded the SVN from the repository bus when i opened in Visual C++ 2008 express edition.. does return-me errors..

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did someone knows why?? thks
 
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It's a known issue with the lua and x64, you have to compile under x86.
 
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that can run fine, you just cannot compile it under x64.
 
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