On 11/02/2013 11:04, Arvid Brodin wrote: > That's something of a tall order. :) It's a lot of work learning how > _one_ client works; learning two clients and then trying do do only > changes that benefit both (and doesn't break any) of them could be > very limiting. (Is the Windows compatibility broken on the gtk client?)
Maintaining the Windows port of the GTKv2 client is difficult. Nicholas tried to build a Windows version from trunk, with limited success. > Are there any code dependencies between jxclient and the gtk client? No, not that I am aware of. > I noticed the gtk client code is split between the folders common/ > and gtk-v2/. I found references to something called the x11 client > in the code, and I assumed that that was an old client that had since > been removed. It was apparently called cfclient, later renamed > crossfire-client-x11. If this has been removed, perhaps it would be a > good idea to merge the common/ folder into the gtk-v2/ folder? You've probably noticed that the sources in common/ are built into a shared library. The intention was to share some code between the several different versions of the client (X11, SDL, OpenGL, GTKv1, GTKv2). Now, it seems a little unnecessary (unless someone decides to bring back another client). Thanks, Kevin Zheng _______________________________________________ crossfire mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.metalforge.org/mailman/listinfo/crossfire
