Today I've updated the convert_graphics script to extract the v0.3 character graphics as well. When I tried running it, I got an error about undefined symbols in _main.so, however. I could have worked around this by importing the world module (to provide the undefined symbols), but why should I if the python script isn't even using it.
The only viable solution seemed to be compiling with -no-undefined, to make sure that each library and module is linked at compile time with all its dependencies. That way, problems at runtime should not come up any longer. Needless to say that this required some shuffling around with the order our libs are build. Most notable, py_runtime needs to be build pretty early on, so I was forced to move it outside the py-wrappers directory (as those need to be build last). I tested everything on OSX for both the autotools and cmake build, but tthere could still be issues on other architectures that I missed. So please let me know if building fails with linker errors. Oh ... and make sure to update with -dP to get the new py-runtime directory and get rid of the now empty py-wrappers/runtime. Kai _______________________________________________ Adonthell-devel mailing list Adonthell-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/adonthell-devel
