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Hi there everyone!
I'm modifying a resource used in a video game and for reasons I'm not quite sure of, one of the developers wrote a resource that uses configurations files and folders compiled into a DLL. . I didn't understand this at first and after editing files with no changes, the author finally stated:
Him: That’s the source code. You have to compile it into a .dll afterwards and replace the Freeroam.net.dll in the resource folder.
Me: Oof. I’ve never compiled a dll file. Would I be compiling the first (parent) Freeroam folder into a dll file?
Him: The Freeroam folder in the resource is the project folder. Open that one with Visual Studio and compile it.
So I need to take the folder in which I've been working on files in and compile it into a DLL.
Is that something I can do in linux(Ubu, in my case) and if so, how would I go about that?
Thanks for your time!
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