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terahertz

i have vs.net but im not sure how to compile... like i loaded the d2hackit.dsw into it and it put everything where it was supposed to be.. but where i do i load my module to? i tried putting it into the source files as well but that didnt work.. then i saw as d2hackit was its own thing and loader was its own thing and so i did new project and made a new win32 extended dll and loaded my untitled1.cpp into the source.. but blahh im confused.. any help?
 

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Visual Studio 6.0 by Microsoft, I use that, start a dll-project and add your cpp-file (the module source) then compile and pickup the dll file from your project-folder. Dont forget to rename it to *.d2h before putting it in your d2hackit folder for testing.
 
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it says error unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header shit... this is on vs.net
 

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I don't think .NET is downwards compatible, it is used to build and compile .NET applications in the Framework thingy. You need to get your hands on a Win32-Compiler like VC++ 6.
 

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