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Topic: Litestep x64 build

Hi all,

I'm new here but I'm not a newbie on using Litestep. I really like your idea to keep alive this wonderful project.

I've compiled a litestep x64 for Windows 8 x64 with VS C++ 2012 version according to the github source code made by alur and acidfire. Thank you guys ! It works wonderfully but if I would like to compile modules, like popup-2.2src, to avoid installation of old VC++ requirements, it won't work because of too many errors...

So, please could you do the same with modules, like that we could have a great experience under Windows 8 !

Thank you so much ....

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Can you make the build accessible? I'd like to try it under win7 x64, as one of my installs crashes on recycle. I'd also be interested in any modules compiled for x64...

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Yes, here it is:

https://rapidshare.com/files/2674046773 … 25_x64.zip

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Sorry, it says "Download permission denied by uploader. (0b67c2f5)"...

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Yes, that's right, sorry.

Here is the new link :

https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=1 … uj8KhLzqcs

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Yup, got it now, many thanks!

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

If I try to start it, it says "Can't start because msvcr110.dll is missing from your computer" I assume some new dependencies on MS runtime libraries?
Either way, when I installed the dll, I received the error message that LiteStep "didn't start correctly".
So that's where I'm at right now.

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Forgot to mention that I'm using Win8 x64, I will change that to start with w7 x64 ...

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Ah, that makes a big difference of course! Please do let us know when you have a build for win7 x64!

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

Well .. iam on Win8x64 as well, same error sad (could not be started, maybe different lsapi.dll ?)

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Re: Litestep x64 build

msvcr110 is part of the visual studio 2012 c++ runtimes.
(110 is 11.0 -- which is vs2012)

You can get them here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download … x?id=30679.

I have some modules compiled for 64bit here: http://alurcard2.net/LiteStep%20Modules/64bit, but I compiled those 3 years ago. I doubt they work particularly well under windows 8, and the tray module most certainly needs to be updated to handle some new messages from the core.

I''m still working on a new set of modules for windows 8 and 7 (and on fixing the remaining bugs in the core), but I don't have much spare time these days.

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Re: Litestep x64 build

The problem is that I only load modules I really use, so I can only switch once all the modules I use run under 64 bit, as there is no mix and match, if I understand it correctly. Hence, I'll have to wait a while until I can make the 64bit move, it seems...
Will start with testing your new 32bit modules on your new build! Many thanks!

LiteStep addict since b23. http://brembs.net

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Re: Litestep x64 build

So whats the current status of a pure 64bit build? or something built on a known runtime platform so we don't need to constantly install 20 different runtimes for both 32 and 64bit.

Litestep will never die.

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Re: Litestep x64 build

I have been releasing official 64bit builds of the core for the past few versions, over on LSdev. The latest versions of most of the xModules, as well as the LiteStep core are built with vs 2012. My nModules use vs 2013. Those should really be the only 2 runtimes you need.