http://bugs.freeciv.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=38363 >
Version: freeciv-2.0.9.
Output:
1: Error calling Mix_OpenAudio
1: Plugin sdl found but can't be initialized.
1: Plugin esd found but can't be initialized.
1: Plugin alsa found but can't be initialized.
1: No real audio subsystem managed to in
I am thinking about working on an Ogre3D GUI for freeciv. I've been
looking over the code in freeciv/freeciv/client/gui-* and think I
might be able to develop something nice.
My question is, if I develop it, will it be accepted? I noted that
freeciv has been written in mostly pure C. This is no pr
All right, I finished my semester finals now, and can start to focus
in on this project.
> What do you plan on using for GUI?
I was thinking about Ogre3D and perhaps CEGUI for a 2d windowing system.
Now, I was talking about creating a new UI, not a new client. Note
that in freeciv/client/ there a
I'm working on a C++ GUI for freeciv. I need to make some calls into
the C component of client. The problem I'm running into is that the
freeciv header files are neither standard C or C++ compatible.
For example:
typedef enum a b;
enum a { A, B };
When this is compiled with g++ or 'gcc -pedantic'
Even with -fpermissive g++ rejects it. I moved the enum typedef from
fc_types.h to unit.h (after the enum declaration) and did 'make clean
&& make' and everything builds fine.
It looks like the attached patch does what I need (as far as I know at
this point). Basically I use an #ifdef __cplusplus
It looks like that (to implement a new UI) I'm going to have to make a
lot of calls to the client code. I had initially expected that my UI
code would be called by the client to do certain tasks (client->UI
protocol, which is well documented in gui-stub) more than the inverse.
Will someone explain
In resource_name_translation, in terrain.c you are altering the value
of a const parameter.
This is not allowed, and gcc 4.1 tells us this with:
terrain.c: In function 'resource_name_translation':
terrain.c:244: error: assignment of read-only location
I'm not sure how this should be fixed? Maybe j
I'm working on a GUI for freeciv.
In my main loop I call
input_from_server
to allow the main client code to receive data from the server and
update the game state data accordingly. How can I determine when the
data has changed? Can I set callbacks for this? Should I switch() on
the incoming packet
I have recently updated my local copy of the freeciv trunk. I have
noticed that the following:
GAME_DEFAULT_GOLD_UPKEEP_STYLE
GAME_MAX_GOLD_UPKEEP_STYLE
GAME_MIN_GOLD_UPKEEP_STYLE
Are used in ruleset.c but not #defined anywhere.
I suspect someone commited ruelset.c but failed to commit ruleset.h?
I removed game.h and then did svn up again and now it is working. I
guess I should have double checked before posting here... sorry for
the confusion.
Thank you for your time,
James Steven Supancic III
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