Download from here --> Download link <--
Note: This is unofficial. I'm in no way related to the ScummVM team, just downloaded the sources and compiled.
Make sure you have MSVC10 x64 redistributable installed.
ScummVM 1.5.0 Windows x64
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- icanntspell
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Yeah, it works, NP, just make sure you download the latest sources (version 2.4.10).icanntspell wrote:Have you tried compiling the freetype library staticly and linking it in the binary as well? I failed doing so for w32 (still hoping that the library will be included in the .zip file with all the other libraries).
- icanntspell
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Your zip file contains a dynamicly linked one, not static. If you got the static working, why do you still use the dynamic one?NiQ wrote:Yeah, it works, NP, just make sure you download the latest sources (version 2.4.10).icanntspell wrote:Have you tried compiling the freetype library staticly and linking it in the binary as well? I failed doing so for w32 (still hoping that the library will be included in the .zip file with all the other libraries).
As [md5] indicated, the release Win32 version can be used on Win64 without issues AFAIK and there is little gain for building this as a 64-bit build.
The developer who used to produce these used a Win64 MSVC, but not long has access to this.
It should be possible to use MinGW to build a version.
In fact, buildbot already does this using MinGW64:
http://buildbot.scummvm.org/builds.html
While not necessary, we probably ought to provide an official x64 build... or the users will tend to end up downloading random third-party builds, which could contain malicious code or just be a maintenance/support headache.
The developer who used to produce these used a Win64 MSVC, but not long has access to this.
It should be possible to use MinGW to build a version.
In fact, buildbot already does this using MinGW64:
http://buildbot.scummvm.org/builds.html
While not necessary, we probably ought to provide an official x64 build... or the users will tend to end up downloading random third-party builds, which could contain malicious code or just be a maintenance/support headache.