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Hans Ulrich Niedermann wrote:
> I need to revise
>
> Hans Ulrich Niedermann wrote:
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>> However, src/GUI/libGUI.a is linked against plib - and plib choses at
>> compile time which backend it will use. FG CVS does that via AC_DEFINEs
>> in configure.a
I need to revise
Hans Ulrich Niedermann wrote:
> However, src/GUI/libGUI.a is linked against plib - and plib choses at
> compile time which backend it will use. FG CVS does that via AC_DEFINEs
> in configure.ac (PU_USE_GLUT, PU_USE_SDL, PU_USE_NATIVE), i.e. via
> #defines in config.h.
>
> For com
Hans Ulrich Niedermann wrote:
> My proposal is NOT to switch FG to use libtool.
>
> My proposal is to allow building statically linked executables as FG is
> doing not, but build up three different executables in the same one
> build tree.
Uhm, that did not quite come out right. Corrected versio
Stefan Seifert wrote:
>AnMaster wrote:
>
>
>>We shouldn't: fg/SDL breaks on Swedish keyboards at least. For example "]" is
>>on AltGr-9, that works with both GLUT and FreeGLUT but not with SDL.
>>
>>
>
>Interesting: I've been using fg/SDL for at least a year now and am using
>a German keyboa
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AnMaster wrote:
> Melchior FRANZ wrote:
>> [...] In the PLIB branch
>> we should rather make SDL default, as freeglut is notoriously broken
>> ( keys; reportedly slower FPS(?)). And in the OSG branch [...]
>
> We shouldn't: fg/SDL breaks on Swedish ke
Curtis Olson wrote:
> I have no problem with people using libtool for genuine shared library
> packages; it can make a lot of sense there. But for FlightGear/SimGear we
> found that it ended up causing more headaches than it cured.
My proposal is NOT to switch FG to use libtool.
My proposal is
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> * Hans Fugal -- Tuesday 24 July 2007:
>> He didn't have an argument. He had a solution
>
> Yeah, but what annoys me is that it's a solution that is in fact about
> turning fgfs into shared libs, but disguised as a solution for (allegedly)
> "responsible" developers.
I do
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> If your argument would have been that we want shared libs (which we
> clearly didn't want in the past), then there'd be something to discuss.
I know that shared libs are not wanted here, so I was not going to
propose them.
> But if it's only about developers wasting less
On 7/24/07, Melchior FRANZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
... it's a solution that is in fact about turning fgfs into shared libs
...
For whatever it's worth, we went down the "libtool" path for a while in
FlightGear and decided at the time that the headaches a weirdness of libtool
simply wasn't
On 7/24/07, Melchior FRANZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Hans Fugal -- Tuesday 24 July 2007:
> > He didn't have an argument. He had a solution
>
> Yeah, but what annoys me is that it's a solution that is in fact about
> turning fgfs into shared libs, but disguised as a solution for (allegedly)
> "
* Hans Fugal -- Tuesday 24 July 2007:
> He didn't have an argument. He had a solution
Yeah, but what annoys me is that it's a solution that is in fact about
turning fgfs into shared libs, but disguised as a solution for (allegedly)
"responsible" developers. The former is a rather big change, the
On 7/24/07, Melchior FRANZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Hans Ulrich Niedermann -- Sunday 22 July 2007:
> > As the whole thing is still in development, it makes sense for
> > developers to have more than just one of the three, so that one can
> > compare their behaviours.
>
> And how many develope
* AnMaster -- Tuesday 24 July 2007:
> Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> > [...] In the PLIB branch
> > we should rather make SDL default, as freeglut is notoriously broken
> > ( keys; reportedly slower FPS(?)). And in the OSG branch [...]
>
> We shouldn't: fg/SDL breaks on Swedish keyboards at least.
You p
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Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> [...] In the PLIB branch
> we should rather make SDL default, as freeglut is notoriously broken
> ( keys; reportedly slower FPS(?)). And in the OSG branch [...]
We shouldn't: fg/SDL breaks on Swedish keyboards at least. For e
* Hans Ulrich Niedermann -- Sunday 22 July 2007:
> As the whole thing is still in development, it makes sense for
> developers to have more than just one of the three, so that one can
> compare their behaviours.
And how many developers actually do it? My guess: one. That would
be you. But you have
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