Stefan Dösinger wrote:
>> skip("No cubemap support\n");
> if you return right after that you wouldn't have to change the indention on
> all the rest of the code
There are some tests after that block not related to cubemap which I don't want
to skip. Other options are moving cubemap block of code to the end (so that I
can return then) or skipping the block by goto, but none of this are really
better IMO.
> Also I think in the case of the surface test, there should be an easier way
> to tell if cubemaps are supported, without starting a d3d device. In the
> worst case just abort on a CreateSurface error
I spent some time looking for a better working option a while ago, but couldn't
find anything working on Wine, Win98 (qemu) and XP. Will just check
CreateSurface if that's ok.
