- fixed -Werror=misleading-indentation warning
- fixed -Werror=nonnull-compare warning on xll and QT builds
- PNG_LIBPNG_VER backward compatibily changes
- giflib backward compatibily changes
- resolved some undefs for X11 build
- silenced some small compile warnings in JGE Makefile
- added -DTIXML_USE_STL to remaining build types (PSP had it added)
- fixed x11 Boost incompatibility issue part of #548
- reworked PrecompiledHeader.h platforms used
The problem was, the game would initialize first, reading the
keybindings from the configuration, and THEN set up the default key
bindings.
I think this affects only PSP, X, SDL and Qt. A quick scan of the
windows version code looks to me that the order is correct and the
problem should not exist, but I may be mistaken. The iPhone version
looks to me like it has no keybindings at all, though the call is
there ; I put the call in the right order so that the problem does
not happen in the future if we implement some key bindings for it.
If someone can check for windows...
* Make the FULLSCREEN function bindable on platforms that support it.
* Linux has F as default binding.
* Windows support is not implemented, but is there ; applications will
just not suggest it under windows for the moment.
* This update has Wagic compile and work under Darwin 64-bits.
- Linux 64-bits is expected to compile and work from now on, but
was not tested. As with before, Linux 64 bits can still run
the 32 bits version.
- Darwin version is not using Carbon but X emulation.
- 64-bits versions have no sound because there is no 64-bits
version of fmod.
- Windows 64-bits probably does not compile. Windows 64-bits can
still run the 32 bits version.
- Darwin 32-bits probably does not work at the moment because the
libfmod requires another name to work on Macs, but as 64-bits
disables it it works.
- Other unix flavors are expected to work as long as they have
a working OpenGL library, X11, and *either* 64-bits *or* a
working fmod. Thus in the practice Tru64, Irix and the like
probably work, as should FreeBSD and other BSDs in 64 bits
versions, but 32 bits versions will search for a non-existing
fmod. All of this is pure conjecture and none was tested.
- All 64-bits versions have no sound.
- The mac version does not display the particles at the moment.
This is not critical, but the cause is unknown yet. I would
like to know if other 64 bits unices share the same bug or if
it is mac-specific.
* Test is needed in particular to see whether the program still
compiles and works in Linux and PSP. Windows is probably all
right, but compiling PSP in windows may be broken by this
update.
