Precompiled dependencies for VS2012 (v110_xp)

[Mystler]

H-uru/Plasma is requiring Visual Studio 2013 now. Therefore I will not update the 2012 devlibs anymore. For up-to-date libraries you can use the GoW package.

If you are using Visual Studio 2012 to compile your client and if you do not want to compile the dependencies yourself, I zipped up my ones.

These libraries are compiled with VS2012 and the v110_xp toolset. They are organized in a cwe-devlibs folder, so you can point CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH (or CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX) to it and all the libraries should be found automatically.

The following dependencies are in the package:

• cURL Library - 7.31.0
• Expat - 2.1.0
• Freetype - 2.5.0.1
• libJPEG - 9
• libPNG - 1.6.2
• libOGG - 1.3.1
• libVorbis - 1.3.3
• libSpeex - 1.2rc1
• OpenSSL - 1.0.1e
• PCRE - 8.33
• Python - 2.7.5
• zlib - 1.2.8

The following dependencies are not included:

• DirectX SDK (June 2010)
• OpenAL 1.1 SDK
• PhysX SDK 2.6.4
• (optional) Python Runtime + PyGTK + PIL

Note: These libraries are compiled with "Release" configuration and only the debug libraries for Python27 are in the package.

Download: Here (Last updated: 2013-07-10)

If you encounter any problems or missing stuff, feel free to report.

[Mystler]

I updated the package and added links to the missing dependencies.

[Mystler]

Updated:

• cURL Library - 7.30.0
• Freetype - 2.4.12
• libPNG - 1.6.2
• Python - 2.7.5
• zlib - 1.2.8

[Mystler]

I fixed a problem with a missing python header. The current package should work again.

[Mystler]

Updated:

• libOGG - 1.3.1
• PCRE - 8.33

[Mystler]

Updated:

• cURL Library - 7.31.0
• Freetype - 2.5.0.1
• Added Python 2.7.5 debug library

[Mystler]

I reorganized the devlibs in one folder, so you can use them like the GoW devlibs by setting CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH and letting CMake find the libraries automatically.

[Mystler]

Since Plasma is requiring VS2013 now, I will stop updating this thread and, occasionally, open another one for 2013. Meanwhile, you can, of course, use the GoW package that I link to in the first post.