I was extracting the newest Visual Studio version of Orx and my copy of AVG claimed to have found a trojan (Dialer.YEA) in it. Can anyone confirm that that's a false positive?
It's indeed a false positive on the launcher. They've been packed with UPX and some antivirus programs don't like that much.
You can download the src + extern packages and recompile your own version of the launcher if you'd rather. If you plan on developing a stand alone executable you won't need the launcher anyway.
However I recommend syncing the SVN version as the released packages are getting pretty old and a lot of fixes and improvements have been made since (~200 commits). Orx compiles out of the box for all platforms if you do so.
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It's indeed a false positive on the launcher. They've been packed with UPX and some antivirus programs don't like that much.
You can download the src + extern packages and recompile your own version of the launcher if you'd rather. If you plan on developing a stand alone executable you won't need the launcher anyway.
However I recommend syncing the SVN version as the released packages are getting pretty old and a lot of fixes and improvements have been made since (~200 commits). Orx compiles out of the box for all platforms if you do so.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate, the wiki has some info but it's not always easy to find what one's looking for.