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If you are using the GUI version of FTEQCC, usually called "fteqccgui.exe" for 32 bit windows operating system or "fteqccgui64.exe" for 64 bit windows operating system, then you can place the executable file wherever you want but when launching the GUI version of FTEQCC you must find and open the "progs.src" file! | If you are using the GUI version of FTEQCC, usually called "fteqccgui.exe" for 32 bit windows operating system or "fteqccgui64.exe" for 64 bit windows operating system, then you can place the executable file wherever you want but when launching the GUI version of FTEQCC you must find and open the "progs.src" file! | ||
− | The "progs.src" file should be in the same directory or folder where all the QuakeC | + | The "progs.src" file should be in the same directory or folder where all the source QuakeC files are. |
The "progs.src" file must come with every QuakeC source code and every QuakeC source code must include a "progs.src" file because the "progs.src" file lists all the QC files that have to be compiled in the order which is obviously indeed both essential and vital information for all the QuakeC compilers which obviously must know what QC files to compile and in what order to compile them. | The "progs.src" file must come with every QuakeC source code and every QuakeC source code must include a "progs.src" file because the "progs.src" file lists all the QC files that have to be compiled in the order which is obviously indeed both essential and vital information for all the QuakeC compilers which obviously must know what QC files to compile and in what order to compile them. |