From 2.55 up to 2.60 you only need to install DirectX SDK in order to compile the DirectShowSource plugin.This means that you needed to install DirectX SDK (where the baseclasses were included) to compile AviSynth itself. Prior AviSynth 2.55, the DirectShowSource filter was not a separate plugin.You will get a bunch of MSB8012 warnings, but the converted solution and project files should be fine. Solutions and project files are present for Microsoft Visual C/C++ 6 (1998), 8 (2005) and 9 (2008).įor Microsoft Visual C/C++ 10 (2010) and more recent MS compilers you should open the Microsoft Visual C/C++ 9 (2008) solution and let it do the conversion for you. Since 2.61 newer compilers are supported. Have a look at compiling instructions for an explanation.įor compiling AviSynth plugins that are using the C API you can use any C compiler (including the one in MSVC++).Īll AviSynth versions up to 2.61 have code base that is explicitly for Visual C++ 6 with the Processor Pack add on. This page shows you how to install the various MS VC++ compilers and how to set up its environments.įor compiling AviSynth itself, or its plugins that are using the C++ API (which are most of them) you need to use one the MS VC++ compilers. 8 Discussion topic about compiling AviSynth.6.2.1 for compiling DirectShowSource.dll and gpu plugins.6.2 Setting up MS VC++ 2010 Express and Professional Edition environment.6.1 Installing MS VC++ 2010 Express and Professional Edition.6 MS VC++ 10.0 (2010) Express and Professional Edition.

5.2 Setting up MS VC++ 2008 Express and Professional Edition environment.5.1 Installing MS VC++ 2008 Express and Professional Edition.5 MS VC++ 9.0 (2008) Express and Professional Edition.4.2 Setting up MS VC++ 2005 Express and Professional Edition environment.4.1 Installing MS VC++ 2005 Express and Professional Edition.4 MS VC++ 8.0 (2005) Express and Professional Edition.2.2 Setting up MS VC++ 1998 environment.

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