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I have microsoft visual studio pro 2014. How can I edit/debug qc with it?
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you can just open QC files with notepad or word or any text-editor you have.
qc-files are nothing more then plain text
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everything that is out there for quake and both mission-packs, compiled into one massive thread -
assuming you're using fteqcc:
create a 'makefile-based solution' or whatever it is.
in the build commandline, put cd $(InputDir) && fteqcc -Fmsvcsyle
which should invoke the named qcc and cause it to rebuild your stuff.
if you're not using fteqcc, switch that with a different qcc and get rid of the argument too.
-Fmsvcstyle changes warning+error outputs to be a form that msvc understands, so you can quickly jump to the line that it specifies.
you'll need to name all your qc files .c instead of .qc - the qcc won't care, but msvc requires it for correct syntax highlighting.
you'll also need to add your files to _both_ your msvc project (which just makes the ui usable) and to the progs.src (which just makes the progs compile properly).
or you can just use notepad. hurrah.Comment
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