Am Samstag, 10. Juni 2006 16:50 schrieb Denis Dupeyron: > Hi Dennis, > > I'm Denis Dupeyron, and I used to be in the BerliOS project team, remember > ? > > >I'd like to know if everyone is ready for releasing 2.0.3. > >If anyone has something he/she thinks should be in the release package, > > just tell me about it. > > > >Current release plan: > >- Freeze on 09.06.2006 Erhem.... *hide* > >- Tag 2.0.3 > >- Create source tarball (.tar.bz2) > >- Create Linux AutoPackage > >- Create Windows installer (probably NSIS) > >- Create combined Windows/Linux 7z archive > >- Upload all files to download.gna.org > >- Announce on home.gna.org > > > >Comments are welcome. > > I have started preparing a Gentoo ebuild for the new release. So here > are my first comments. > > 1) You should run ./autogen.sh and clean-up unnecessary files prior to > creating the source tarball. I had a few scripts to automatically > generate the release tarballs when I was doing the packaging when we > were at BerliOS. Are you interested in having them ? They would for > sure need to be updated if you wanted to use them, but only reading > them could give you a few indications of what I used to do. Sure! I'd like to have that script...
> 2) I get segfaults after 2-3 seconds in a game when I compile with
> openal-0.0.8 and freealut-1.0.1. Compiling with the previous version
> of openal (openal-20050504), which includes its own alut, is OK
> though. As openal-20050504 is getting old now, it would be nice if
> warzone worked with the new version of openal/freealut. I tried to get
> more information by running warzone from gdb, but, in gdb I get a
> complete freeze which forces me to kill warzone from console. Thus, I
> could not get a stack trace. Note that gdb did tell me that it was
> stuck in openal, though, which is what prompted me to try the previous
> version. Note also that I'm not a gdb expert. Maybe Rodzilla could
> enlighten us about this, and, given the proper bribe, fix it for us.
Didn't try it on Linux for a loooong time now.
Will try to confirm that asap.
> 3) This chunk of code, in src/main.c seems wrong :
>
> static void find_data_dir(void)
> {
> debug(LOG_WZ, "Finding data dir\n");
> /* Do we have a user supplied data dir? It must point to a
> directory with gamedesc.lev or
> * a warzone.wz with this file inside. */
> if (datadir[0] != '\0') {
> strcpy(datadir, DEFAULT_DATA_DIR);
> if (!PHYSFS_addToSearchPath(datadir, 1) ||
> !PHYSFS_exists("gamedesc.lev")) {
> debug(LOG_ERROR, "Required file gamedesc.lev
> not found in requested data dir \"%s\".", datadir);
> exit(1);
> } else {
> return;
> }
> }
>
> If you set --datadir=/some/directory at startup, than the datadir
> variable contains this path (thus it is not empty), and then you
> override the path with DEFAULT_DATA_DIR. In my opinion, the "if
> (datadir[0] != '\0')" should be changed to "if (datadir[0] == '\0')".
> What do you think ?
I saw that too...
And replaced that whole stuff.
Patch goes to ML in a few mins for confirmation...
> 4) Now for the really important stuff. ;o) Does the windows excutable
> come with a desktop icon ? If yes, where can I find it ? I couldn' t
> locate it. If it isn' t in the tarball, would it be possible to add it
> somewhere (anywhere) ?
There is no official icon, yet. :(
I am currently using one I got from Jocke ("Warzone\n2100") and Rodzilla uses
an own ("Warzone\n2100\nGPL").
For the release I'd like to have a merge of those two, Jocke's with the
additional "GPL" like in Rod's.
(Jocke's looks like created from an SVG or something like that. I'd love to
get the source.)
> Denis.
Dennis
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