compile only burnings video

[Noiecity]

Is there a way to compile only burningsvideo without having to compile everything else? I want to compile Irrlicht, but compiling everything takes time, and I just want to test if what I'm doing works as quickly as possible.

Edit: Okay:
Edit the IrrCompileConfig.h, in the include folder, comment like this:
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#define _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#ifdef NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#undef _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#endif

To this:

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//#define _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#ifdef NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#undef _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_
#endif

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//#define _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_DIRECT3D_9_
#ifdef NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_DIRECT3D_9_
#undef _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_DIRECT3D_9_
#endif

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//#define _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_SOFTWARE_
#ifdef NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_SOFTWARE_
#undef _IRR_COMPILE_WITH_SOFTWARE_
#endif

Thanks mr cute alien

[n00bc0de]

That way does work but you can also just define NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_OPENGL_, NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_DIRECT3D_9_, and NO_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_SOFTWARE_ in your compiler settings.

If you are using codeblocks then you can do that by going to Project->Build Options and then going over to #defines under the "Compiler Settings".

[CuteAlien]

Yeah, the NO_IRR_COMPILE stuff is so you can change this without having to modify headers. But be careful when doing it that way that you should use the same defines when compiling Irrlicht and your project. Good way for Irrlicht project file is to copy existing one and adapt it. Then you can leave the original engine untouched (aside from having another project file in the folder).

[Noiecity]

Thank you for your corrections, I'm still very new to this

[CuteAlien]

No worries - modifying header is also fine if you don't care about changing the engine a bit. Might even be easier as you don't have to be careful that both projects are using same settings then. Changing engine source is just something people often avoid.

[Noiecity]

No worries - modifying header is also fine if you don't care about changing the engine a bit. Might even be easier as you don't have to be careful that both projects are using same settings then. Changing engine source is just something people often avoid.

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