Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

On 2025/06/14 5:03, Claire R wrote: Any movement on this? MyGUI is in the process of being unretired and once it is I'd like to get to work packaging openMW ASAP. Am I good to use a double precision build linked statically, or should I wait? I would say go ahead with the static linking approa

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

Any movement on this? MyGUI is in the process of being unretired and once it is I'd like to get to work packaging openMW ASAP. Am I good to use a double precision build linked statically, or should I wait? On 6/8/25 21:28, Cristian Le via devel wrote: On 8 June 2025 21:01:03 CEST, Claire R wr

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

On 8 June 2025 21:01:03 CEST, Claire R wrote: >Is upsetream in this case referring to openMW or bullet physics? Was referring to bullet physics upstream and how it doesn't respond to open PRs. -- ___ devel mailing list -- devel@lists.fedoraproject.or

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

Is upsetream in this case referring to openMW or bullet physics? I am in contact with openMW's debian packager, as well as a few members of their team, so I can forward any questions you have if necessary/get you in contact. -Claire R On 6/8/25 00:28, Cristian Le via devel wrote: On 8 June

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

On 8 June 2025 03:09:31 CEST, Rich Mattes wrote: >It's possible to build both with and without double precision enabled, >Debian is doing it with some patches. I'll take a look at how we can do >something similar in Fedora. I checked the notes on openmw. It seems to be a Debian-only patch, and

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

It's possible to build both with and without double precision enabled, Debian is doing it with some patches. I'll take a look at how we can do something similar in Fedora. Rich On Sat, Jun 7, 2025 at 3:38 AM Claire R wrote: > Thanks for the reply. I'll look into setting up a copr repo for a my

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

Thanks for the reply. I'll look into setting up a copr repo for a mygui build soon, and see about being the new maintainer. I did some testing, and I was able to build all packages dependent on bullet with double precision enabled except for efl and gazebo. That said, I think that has more to

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

Thanks for the reply. I'll look into setting up a copr repo for a mygui build soon, and see about being the new maintainer. I did some testing, and I was able to build all packages dependent on bullet with double precision enabled except for efl and gazebo. That said, I think that has more to

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

On 7 June 2025 07:48:50 CEST, Claire R wrote: >Note that I will be building it with my own build of mygui, as mygui is >currently retired, but that shouldn't be too relevant at the moment; right now >I want to tackle the potential blocker of our bullet build first. Perfectly fine, just do it

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

A quick update, I spoke with some of the devs, and was pointed to this CMAKE file. Build will not even start if it detects you do not have a double precision enabled libbullet. -Claire R On 6/6/25 22:48, Clair

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

I took a look at the dependencies. In addition to bullet-devel, bullet-extras and bullet-extras-devel (no surprises there), it seems that efl, gazebo-libs, gazebo-ode, godot3 (the older version of godot, but maintaining it is still important as many game projects are still in godot3 instead of

Re: Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

On 7 June 2025 03:05:04 CEST, Claire R wrote: > This is because their build requires Bullet’s CMAKE flag, > USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION, to be enabled. At first glance, the USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION is not *explicitly* set to off, so the intent of the packagers is not clear on that point. It would help a

Double Precision Build for Bullet Physics

Hello there! First, I wanted to say that I’m new to packaging for Fedora Linux, so forgive me if I am stepping on any toes. I am aiming to provide an official Fedora package for the Open Morrowind project, which you can read more about here . As you know, step one of this i