Re: [AD] Finishing up 4.2 for RC1

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On Wed, 2005-08-10 at 15:46 -0500, Matthew Leverton wrote:
> > The Windows versions have already been made by Matthew and linked on
> > allegro.cc, just Linux & DOS now is it?
> > 
> My concept of a Windows binary is different than the official one.
> 
> To me, the SF Windows binary file (all403_bin.zip) are misnamed. All
> they contain are threes DLLs and a batch file to compile Allegro. I
> think most people find that package pretty useless. On Allegro.cc I
> call that the MSVC-Make package, because that's all it is practically
> speaking. (For those that want the DLL only, I also have an end user
> alleg4X.dll download.)
> 
> My binary files consist of everything needed to compile Allegro
> programs out of the box for your compiler. This means include files,
> lib files, linking/use instructions, and the DLLs. This is what most
> people want. So each platform/compiler gets a binary package plus I
> have a general Windows binary that contains example source code and
> exe's linked to the DLLs.
> 
> So if anyone wants to pinch my binary files, for the SF.net format,
> you need to take the MSVC-make package (which I haven't updated yet)
> and rename it to all420_bin.zip. However, I'd seriously consider
> expanding the Binary section on SF to use the same files and naming
> that I do on Allegro.cc.
> 
> Currently, I can easily make builds for:
> 
> * BCC32
> * MinGW
> * MSVC 6
> * MSVC 7
> * MSVC 7.1

I agree, probably we should just upload your binaries to SF. Actually, I
guess Evert would be glad to give you access to the SF upload system to
upload them there. Alternatively, we could simply link to your files
from the download page, and don't host the binaries on SF.

-- 
Elias Pschernig





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