Hi folks,
after all the recent discussion concerning the Windows port I decided to
give the binary installer another try. I tried to compile GMastermind2,
which is here: http://www.gnustep.it/marko/GMastermind/index.html.
Same as last year I needed to add an implementation of (l|s)rand48 to
Controller.m. I used the following code.
static long _rand = 1;
void srand48(long seed)
{
_rand = seed;
}
long lrand48(void)
{
long val = (long)(abs(10000.0*sin(_rand)));
_rand++;
return val;
}
I needed to change System/Makefiles in the GNUmakefile to
System/Library/Makefiles.
Congratulations! I got a playable build of GMastermind2 and a much
improved one at that: all the alert panels were readable (they were 100%
black last time) and the alpha on the menus looked okay. It seems that
alpha is still only a hack, however, because when you drag and drop images
with some pixels at an alpha channel value of zero (see-through) then you
get grey for those pixels. Looks okay when you drag the item across a grey
background. Does Windows not have native alpha channel support?
I am very impressed: an installer that works out-of-the-box. Good work
people.
Best regards,
Marko
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