[Greyscale]

Can anyone point me to some good documentation on how to compile extensions for linux?
I'm running on windows, so anything I can use to do it from here.

The easiest method would be preferable.

[Gachl]

compile WHAT?
Sourcemod? A sourcemod plugin? A cake?
If you want to compile a plugin you have to use the compiler which is included in the linux version of sourcemod (in addons/sourcemod/scripting)

[NouveauJoueur]

If it's for plugins :

http://www.sourcemod.net/compiler.php

[Greyscale]

Sorry about that, forgot to specify

Compiling an extension. (Edited first post)

[DJ Tsunami]

See http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=96686.

[Greyscale]

We tried cygwin and it just threw a bunch of errors in syntax. It compiled fine in VS.

[BAILOPAN]

FYI, it's okay to use Cygwin if you can get it working, but be very careful if you choose to use GCC on Windows. I'm not so sure it is ABI compatible with the Microsoft virtual table layout.

[Greyscale]

Well my friend richard got a virtual machine running the latest ubuntu with compilers installed. Although he is getting this error: "SEE2 instruction set not enabled"

How can we fix this?

[PM]

Pass the -msse2 command line parameter to the compiler (in CFLAGS or something)

[rhelgeby]

Adding that flag worked, but apparently I need an older gcc too. It says something in the hl2sdk notes that it doesn't compile in gcc 4.2. I got 4.3.3.

hl2sdk/public/mathlib/math_base.h:552: error: explicit template specialization cannot have a storage class

Anyone know what version I should use? Not too old, and not too new. Or other solutions if any.