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[Rose]

windows remote desktop works great, actually.

[McBeer]

windows remote desktop works great, actually.

allright, but which machine is making calculations, then?
you know what i mean - i am trying to use second's machine horsepower for stonesense's calculations, not just as second monitor(i could plug in second monitor to DF machine, but that's not the point).

for same reason i doubt, that maxivista is able to help me too(need to check how it works exactly, i dont remember..).

btw, about vs2005 woes - i needed to make new firewall rules(for Stonesense) after vs2005's install. then Stonesense worked fine. For some reason Comodo asked me, as if i launch new program suddenly(at this point i was sure it will work).

[Rose]

well, currently, the bandwidth requirements are a bit much for stonesense to run over network, not to mention the ridiculous amounts of work that would need to be put into getting it working.

[belannaer]

Now that we have a new fancy version people demand pictures taken with it of your fabulous fortresses at http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=48172.

[RaptorFarmer]

I'm also getting that (0xc0150002) error, and I've tried everything suggested here. 

Re-installing VC++ 2005 did help with my previous error, though.  It was something about syncing, or whatever.

[Fayceless]

I'm getting the same error, nothing seems to help. 

So...stonesense (or vc++2005?) hates XP SP3?

[MaximumZero]

I'm on XP Pro SP3, and I don't seem to have any problems. Weird.

[RaptorFarmer]

Oh, I'm using Vista, not XP.

[Rose]

no problems on Win7 either.

I think I see a pattern here...

[Fayceless]

I get the feeling it's not Stonesense's fault...I think my computer just doesn't get along with this vc2005 stuff.

[MaximumZero]

no problems on Win7 either.

I think I see a pattern here...

Well, Vista was made of a combination of suck and more suck, so that may be the problem.

[Rose]

also no problem with Ubuntu, after much wrestling with dependencies

[McBeer]

I get the feeling it's not Stonesense's fault...I think my computer just doesn't get along with this vc2005 stuff.

...i think exactly opposite. it's builder version woe.
but like i said, it is fixable on user way.

for those with problem, try this one(x86 ONLY!):
http://www.easy-share.com/1912193426/vcredist_x86.zip
for some reason, I found few redists of 2005 SP1...that one fixed my 0x prob.
other ones did not.
i spent whole goddamn night for testing yesterday.

btw, i have xpsp3 pro 32bit(upd: xp home may have trouble, regarding to some dev sites, no specifics, tho, hard to tell).

[Rose]

there's links to both 2005 and 2005sp1 in the OP.

also, you use the same redist regardless of your windows version, because stonesense is a 32bit program.

[JAFANZ]

there's links to both 2005 and 2005sp1 in the OP.

also, you use the same redist regardless of your windows version, because stonesense is a 32bit program.

Yeah, I just tried all 3, with reboots after installing each of the ones in the OP, those 2 didn't help.

McBeers did & I didn't even need to reboot.

Strangely McBeers has the same file version # as the non-SP1 one from the OP, but is a couple of hundred KiB larger than either of them.

Oh, & Japa is right about it being perfectly viable to use the "x86" even if you're not on a wintel, I'm running XP Pro SP2 on a Turion 64x2.