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Lukas Jech @ Fiolasoft — 3/20/25, 2:34 PM | |
Last time I had UDN access (about 6-8 months ago) Epic started using virtual streams for every release, so there should be a stream //UE5/Release-5.5.4 (which should be CL 40574608 at least based on github) | |
if you don't need to keep the commit history the simple step to fetch new builds is as follow: | |
UDN/P4: | |
Create clean workspace where you'll fetch given version from UDN | |
Create workspace on your server mapped to the same directory | |
Run add or reconcile offline work depending on if it's first sync or repeated update | |
push to your server |
#pragma once | |
// Mira-VNext | |
#if MIRA_PLATFORM==MIRA_PLATFORM_ORBIS_BSD_1100 | |
#include <mira/Kernel/Boot/Config.hpp> | |
/* | |
These are the required functions in order for the Oni Framework to operate properly | |
These are all offsets into the base of the kernel. They expect all standard FreeBSD 9 prototypes | |
The reason we do not hardcode offsets here, is due to the different platforms that are supported, and |
// | |
// This is a template for easy creation of IDA Plugins using | |
// MS Visual Studio 2005 or later (ie VS2008 or VS2010) | |
// | |
// This helps by setting all required settings, paths and preprocessor values | |
// required to create both 32bit and 64bit plugins from the same sourcecode. | |
// This will save work and time even for those with experience writing plugins, | |
// but it is of most use for those who are new to it and don't know where to start. | |
// | |
// All that you as a plugin writer needs to do now is fill in your own values |
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