Entity Class Compiler

This is the source code of an Entity Class Compiler (ECC), which is a custom build tool used to compile entity source files (.es) for Serious Engine 1. This fork of ECC includes new features and also supports other engine versions, such as Serious Engine 1.50 and Serious Sam Revolution.

Original source code is taken from Serious Engine 1.10.

Release executables are built under the ClassicsEnhanced configuration and are compatible with entity sources from most versions of Serious Engine 1.

Building

Available ECC versions

Visual Studio configuration	CMake option	Description	Compatibility
Classics	ECC_FOR_CLASSICS=1	ECC for entities from vanilla games. Serves as a base for the rest of the compilers.	1.05; 1.07; 1.10
ClassicsEnhanced	ECC_FOR_ENHANCED=1	ECC designed specifically for this Serious Engine 1 Mod SDK.	1.05; 1.07; 1.10; SSR
SE150	ECC_FOR_SE150=1	ECC for entities from Serious Engine 1.50 that support its features.	b1.50; 1.50
SSR	ECC_FOR_SSR=1	ECC for entities from Serious Sam Classics: Revolution that support its features.	SSR

Windows

Instructions

1. Install Visual Studio 2010 or later.
2. Open EntityClassCompiler.sln solution.
3. Select an appropriate build configuration for the desired ECC version.
4. Press F7 or Build -> Build solution to build the entire project.

Linux

Prerequisite

Before building, you need to install certain modules if they aren't already there.

1. Install Git and CMake tools with sudo apt install git cmake
2. Install GCC and other build tools with sudo apt install build-essential (if you don't already have GCC)
3. Install Bison and Flex tools with sudo apt install bison flex (if you've installed GCC separately without them)
4. Clone the repository in any directory with git clone https://github.com/DreamyCecil/SE1-ECC.git

Instructions via terminal

1. Create a build directory with mkdir cmake-build and then enter it with cd cmake-build
2. Configure CMake project with cmake .. or with some options like cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DECC_FOR_ENHANCED=1 ..
3. Build the project with make

Instructions via CMake

Add subdirectory with this project to your CMake project to build it with everything else, something like this:

# Relative to the initial CMakeLists.txt
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/ThirdParty/SE1-ECC)

# Or relative to the file
add_subdirectory(SE1-ECC)

License

This project is licensed under GNU GPL v2 (see LICENSE file).