Search found 67 matches

Also, I'd love it if someone could verify the paths for the remaining packages. I noticed in
The .dylib stuff was a relic of earlier experiments, as I noted later in that thread. DItch the dylibs; f ...

I could still run my test program in D by renaming my main() to SDL_main() and linking with libSDLmain.a, but there seems to be a problem concerning memory allocation. Just calling std.string.toString ...

For those who aren't aware, SDL 2 (currently in development as 1.3) will do away with SDLmain completely. So none of this hackery will be needed on Mac.
Yeah, but who knows when stable SDL 1.3 will b ...

Was pointed here via PM. It's been a long time since I've actually looked at this, but I have been able to compile and run Note: This is a bit hacky at this point, as I don't destroy the pool afterwar ...

Good idea. I'll ask him if it crops up again.

In the meantime, though, I seem to have fixed this by reverting from SDL 1.2.12 to SDL 1.2.10. That is to say, I haven't been able to reproduce it usin ...

Here's that stack trace I mentioned. (Apple's Crash Reporter rocks!) Any help with this would be grand. Free copy of the game to anyone who helps me track down the problem. Smile

PID: 4490
Thr ...

I've ported my Derelict game to Mac OS X. It compiles, runs, renders via SDL+OpenGL, displays fonts via SDL_ttf, loads images via SDL_image, and plays sound via SDL_mixer. Still a few rough edges to s ...

Resurrecting this old thread to point out this library (written in C99, with an MIT licence):

http://wiki.slembcke.net/main/published/Chipmunk

I guess it's a bit late to redo all the physics stu ...

I can verify that this works on Linux using DMD 1.018, for DerelictGL and DerelictGLU at least. I don't use any of DerelictIL* so I can't say if those work.

* I never use the -op switch (Can't see the point of it)
It's necessary if you have two different modules with different paths but the same name. If you don't use -op in this situation, the object fi ...

Small heads-up: Using dmd 1.017, running "make -f Makefile.unix" under Linux as instructed results in some weird syntax errors. These can be fixed by modifying the makefile so that it passes ...

How about this (untested)?

static if (size_t.sizeof == 8) version=bits64

I don't know if size_t is actually adjusted properly for 64-bit OSes or not.

Personally I prefer my makefiles because I like to be sure I know *exactly* what is and isn't being compiled, generated and cleaned, rather than leaving those decisions up to a rather "black box- ...

That looks promising! I'll definitely check it out next time I need something like this. (It would be nice to ditch my current homegrown system right now, but the work required to disentangle it from ...

Renaming Unix to Posix doesn't make a lot of sense. Windows NT is technically POSIX-compliant, but you wouldn't want Unix-specific code being compiled for Windows NT...