On Wed, Apr 04, 2007 at 11:38:26AM -0600, S Mattison wrote:
> What sort of build environments do you guys use? Any particular IDE
> you prefer, or just KWrite/Kate?
> I have (GCC) 4.1.1 20060724 (prerelease) (4.1.1-3mdk).
> What should I get via URPMI first? Or is this all I need?
Are you buildin
Okay, in following up with Ken's question, let me talk a little bit
about s5 concurrency. Warning, long, fairly detailed writeup follows.
In s4, the threading model is essentially wide open. There is a thread
pool fed by the "task queue", and all incoming requests, updates and
notification ca
What sort of build environments do you guys use? Any particular IDE
you prefer, or just KWrite/Kate?
I have (GCC) 4.1.1 20060724 (prerelease) (4.1.1-3mdk).
What should I get via URPMI first? Or is this all I need?
I also hear that "Blender's cob export saves uv's but not materials",
leading to obj
On Wed, Apr 04, 2007 at 12:50:10AM -0700, Ken Taylor wrote:
> Just a quickie:
>
> Most tasks in the wx version of terangreal get added to a "mainThreadTasks"
> static queue, which is handled by wxgui's Pump (a wxTimer). However, the
> goToWorldTask gets added to TaskQueue::defaultTQ. What's the di
On Wed, Apr 04, 2007 at 07:38:11AM -0400, Reed Hedges wrote:
> Well, automake works fine for me in general on MinGW whenever I've used
> it there, but never tried it with Visual Studio or Cygwin. Of course
> there's always the incompatible-versions problem with the autotools.
> And maintaining a t
Peter Amstutz wrote:
> Whenever I try to set up a VOS build environment on Windows, I get a
> sharp, throbbing headache and a strong urge to throw my chair out the
> window. It's difficult to understate just how big of a maintainance
> hassle the current build system is on Windows (whether Cygw
Just a quickie:
Most tasks in the wx version of terangreal get added to a "mainThreadTasks"
static queue, which is handled by wxgui's Pump (a wxTimer). However, the
goToWorldTask gets added to TaskQueue::defaultTQ. What's the difference
between these two mechanisms for task scheduling, and why wou
