Jonas Wolz wrote:
It works for me under FreeBSD, too. Thank you very much :-)
Cool, cause I just checked in this patch. :-)
BTW, are there any plans to fix the configure script some time in the future
so that you don't need to set LDFLAGS and CFLAGS manually to make configure
find SDL (and gtkglext) under FreeBSD?
Yes, although having no access to a FreeBSD machine makes it
impossible for me to test and debug this except through the efforts of
folks like yourself. One of these I should drop the money and buy a
AMD64, and install a handful of BSD and GNU/Linux distributions on it
via Xen for testing... Anybody want to make a hardware donation ? :-)
"-lSDL" while the FreeBSD SDL port puts the headers
into /usr/local/include/SDL11 and needs "-lSDL-1.1 -pthread".
It doesn't find gtkglext because configure doesn't look for the headers
in /usr/X11R6/include (where the FreeBSD port installs them).
Ug. I sure wish the various unixes out there would agree on package
naming conventions for this. /usr/local/include/SDL11 is so non-standard
compared to any other OS... What I should also do is have the SDL
support turned off if the GtkGl support is enabled. I'm currently
rewriting the entire GUI front end code to clear up some of the gnarly
dependencies and spaghetti ifdef code, so I'll work this in to. The plan
is to drop the SDL support and replace it all with FLTK instead as it
does event handling better, and supports menus and a better UI. FLTK is
as portable as SDL, and has OpenGL support, so it seems the way to go.
The --with-sdl-* options to configure should let you redefine these
paths without manually setting the FLAGS.
- rob -
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