I would comment about mac support but the wiki is locked. What is your build method/environment?
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Originally posted by whizse View PostThe bug in Mesa has been fixed.
I can start the game now, but it doesn't render correctly in-game, and performance is pretty much nil. Guess there's still one or two bugs to be filed against Mesa.
Originally posted by dacresbu View PostI would comment about mac support but the wiki is locked. What is your build method/environment?
The build on Linux is just a custom makefile with dependencies handled by makedepend. It's not perfect, but it works. The Windows build is just a Visual Studio project with all of the source files added, so I would expect any other IDE to be pretty easy to setup too.
Full details on building on Linux and Windows can be found on the source code page of the wiki.Last edited by cybertron; 16 September 2009, 03:31 PM.
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It seems the bug is specific to Intel cards. The software rasterizer render the game fine. Filed a new bug about that:
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more like to view it
You will need to have a SourceForge account to view edit the wiki.
The build on Linux is just a custom makefile with dependencies handled by makedepend.
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Originally posted by dacresbu View Postthere fixed that for ya. I really don't want to have to maintain a Sourceforge account just to look at a wiki. (its like maintaining a windows distro just to play games)
Ah, found it. If you use the HTTPS link it will always ask for authentication. I need to change my links to regular HTTP.
seems duplicable on the mac. I'll see if I can't provide a universal binary. you aren't directly addressing X are you?
About the only thing I've really had problems with as far as cross-platform goes is that the Visual C++ STL still sucks performance-wise, so I use STLPort on Windows which has caused other problems. Since I think you'll be using some variant of gcc you shouldn't have that problem. I use quite a few libraries, but they should all be available on Mac too. They're listed here (this link should work).
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