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You can use D's import expression for embedding any type of stuff at compile time.

http://digitalmars.com/d/1.0/expression.html#ImportExpression

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* Mostly written in DOS batch script

Hmm?

- Brix

Well I believe a float is able to represent a higher range of colors. But on the other hand ushort colors seems more natural (or atleast easier to use).

Here is some info about the opengl color map ...

Could we also get support for floating point colors? (for opengl/3D)

I'm currently using this:
///Color class, using floating point (0.0f-1.0f) for color representation.
class Colorf
...

Yeah. I was thinking more of like
arc.input.sigKeyHit.connect(&userfunc);
void userfunc(char key);
as to not have to manage loads of signals, but essentially yes.

I like it. In Clanlib i ...

First, "GL_ARB_shader_objects not supported. This is ok, but rendering will be limited to the fixed-function pipeline." comes up simply because I have shaders disabled on linux, due to drive ...

If you have time, maybe you can create a Sprite unittest for us to use?
The main problem I've experienced with the sprite class, is that it couldn't compile. So I guess a simple test that touches the ...

I've just updated my patches against your texture updates (r867).
You forgot to change the normal image.draw function, so I've fixed this in my patches, and my project is now able to use 800x600 imag ...

The updates to the texture code are now in trunk.
Nice, I'll start cropping my images back to their original sizes Wink

Cool! If you have anything playable, remember to pass it around. Smile

Sure, as ...

I've just upgraded my project to newest Arc trunk (r866), it would seem that somebody has forgotten parts of some earlier patches, as trunk isn't compilable in its current state?

Anyway, here is th ...

That said, it should be possible to automate the process by internally allocating the power-of-two texture and placing the smaller image on it (and setting the Frame's size to the original image size) ...

Startup log:
brix@lappy ~/yage/src $ ./yage.main
GL_ARB_multitexture support enabled.
GL_ARB_shader_objects not supported. This is ok, but rendering will be limited to the fixed-function pipeline. ...

Is there any solutions for the problem with image resolutions like 800x600 getting blurry when used as an ARC Sprite?

Sure one can expand the image canvas to 1024x1024, and cut the unneeded parts a ...

Actually GDC is available from portage. Wink

USE="d" emerge gcc

- Brix

Okay, very good. Smile

- Brix