Any weird settings we should be aware of? Cause for win32 it was pretty straight forward, while now it seems it needs some specific settings?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers

Ok… so it needs to have the MSVCDir define, and the path C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE in the variable PATH.
But why hcustom will go and look for my include (the VC ones) in $HFS/toolkit/include/htools?

Yep, ok, other issues.

I'm getting a lot of linking problems, how on earth do I modify the compiler flags for hcustom?

It looks like it's trying to compile an x86 target with x64 libraries;
libCHOP.a(libCHOP.dll) : fatal error LNK1112: module machine type ‘x64’ conflicts with target machine type ‘X86’

Isn't this just a case of specifying /MACHINE:X64 or have I missed something larger?

Hi Kyoseki,
just use the vcvarsamd64.bat inside $MSVCDir/bin/amd64 before to use hcustom.

Cheers

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But why hcustom will go and look for my include (the VC ones) in $HFS/toolkit/include/htools?

This has always been the case. Those include files are there to make it easier to compile across different platforms.