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- Subject: Re: [AD] New Allegro PSP 4.3.10plus patch
- From: Colin Ward <lists@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 09:55:12 +0000
- Organization: Code HQ
On 18/01/2009, you wrote:
>
[Snipped talk of PSP patch]
> Very nice. I can't test any of it - but applying the patch does not
> break the linux build, so I don't see a reason not to apply it.
>
> If the AmigaOS 4 patch also arrives in time, we could have a 4.4.0
> release with two new platforms :)
Yes I need to get my finger out on this one. :-) After finishing and
releasing it (the binaries as a shared object + the "SDK" for people to
compile games with) I wanted to work on a different project for a while.
Something like Allegro tends to take over the whole of one's spare time
programming...
I have a couple of questions about the submission. Apart from packaging up
the source code to post to this list, what other steps do I need to follow?
Elias mentioned updating docs/src/build/psp._tx for the PSP submission. I
can make a file for the Amiga OS version too although I don't know if I
have a local copy of the software that generates docs out of it. What
software is this? Latex or something similar I assume.
I also have a question with the build system. The Amiga is a "sort of" UNIX
in that it was very much inspired by UNIX, but it's not actually a UNIX.
It's certainly much closer than Windows to the point where various add ons
and ports of software over the years have made it a semi-POSIX system and
we have Cygnix style systems that can allow UNIX fans to run configure
scripts etc. But it is usually more effort than it is worth so I just made
a makefile.os4 makefile that you use to compile it. Is this acceptable or
do I need to integrate it into the build system somehow? Is CMake only
used for Allegro 4.9?
Once it's in, can someone give me Subversion access so that I can continue
to update it?
I also have a couple of local edits of the Allegro src directory - in
particular we have issues with signed -vs- unsigned sound samples, but
that's a subject for another thread.
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