On 7/17/07, Andrew Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've added that #ifdef statement.
I think I have the include chain right, more or less, but the errors that
g++ kicks back include the following:
[...]
I think I have all the appropriate Python files included.
That should be <Python.h> of an actual Python installation.
I've also noticed some oddness when I include base/timer.cc and
base/paths.cc
Just pass a -DHAVE_NANOSLEEP to the compiler for timer.cc. Then it
won't try to redefine things. It was only required for systems that
don't have an implementation for the nanosleep C function (like
Windows).
For paths.cc you'll need to pass
-DPKGLIBDIR=\"\\\"/usr/local/lib/adonthell\\\"\"" and
-DDATA_DIR=\"\\\"/usr/local/share/adonthell\\\"\"".
Those values would be the default on Unix, but you could change them
to something that makes more sense in your case.
PKGLIBDIR specifies where the backend modules go, DATA_DIR is the
default location for game data files.
Actually, DATA_DIR can be overridden by passing the -g parameter to
the engine and a ADONTHELL_MODULES_PATH environment variable takes
precedence over PKGLIBDIR. So it hardly matters what you specify here.
As for the undeclared functions, the #includes in paths.cc might not
be right for your system. Seems you need to additionally #include
<stdio.h> to get stderr and fprintf. For getcwd you'll probably want
#include <unistd.h>
Kai
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