Spring RTS Engine

Alright, I have pulled changes from yokosou on github. Every file builds, except for rts/System/Sound/Sound.cpp with some very weird OpenAL bugs. I can't figure them out, and Google isn't helping much so I'm hoping someone here can help: spring/rts/build/xcode/../../System/Sound/Sound.cpp: In constr...

I haven't had much time to look at spring recently, sorry about that. I would rather use a cross platform application than not have anything at all. I do prefer to use native Cocoa apps over the cross platform ones as long as they have the same functionality, but mostly just because they look nicer....

Thank you. I have already pushed a few changes, and I will continue pushing them. My fork is here: http://github.com/revcompgeek/spring/tree/master

imbaczek: I am very new to git and github, can you give me a better description of what do do?

When I launch Spring, I am able to move through the menus and select the mod/map/script i want to use, but it crashes immediately afterward saying invalid map file. The exception was being thrown on line 28 of SmfMapFile.cpp so I added a printf to tell me what the values of header that were being ch...

I apologise, I should have looked better. SL looks good though, and I will try to compile and test it. Thank you for pointing that out.

I don't remember all the changes that I made, and a lot of them were hacks that I was just testing to see if they would work. I am in the process of reverting most of my changes so that I can document them. I am planning on sharing! I will try to create a patch, after documenting my changes. The pro...

SpringLobby is another thing that doesn't work on OS X as far as I know. I have found what I needed and I am currently trying to test it with skirmishes against the AIs. Spring will run though. I am running on a PowerPC machine, and I will try to compile a binary for Intel, but I doubt I will have m...

I've managed to get spring to build! Now, I have never gotten to this point before, and I know I need to get a map and mod and the base files, but where are the rest of the files?

I am attempting to build Spring for OS X right now. So far it seems to be building without too many problems. If I can get this working, I will eventually package a release for download, but I don't even know how well it will work. Is there someone who is willing to help me with any errors I can't f...

I am actually a Mac user, and it still doesn't work for me.

I just tried to update my local repository and here is what SVN tells me: A Lobby/TASClient/Lobby A Lobby/TASClient/Lobby/Var A Lobby/TASClient/Lobby/Var/tips.txt svn: Failed to add directory 'Lobby/TASClient/lobby': object of the same name already exists Looks like someone added a directory with a ...

imbaczek wrote:look for base files at bibim's site.

smoth: use the installer from that site, too. no special 64 bit versions are available.

Ok, I looked for a long time, and I feel stupid asking this question, but where is bibim's site? I really need the new base files.

Did springcontent.sdz change recently? Spring is throwing errors in ArchiveScanner.cpp line 129 about a missing gamedata/scanutils.lua in springcontent.sdz If it did change, where can I get the new version and the new version of any other files that have changed?

Well, I found evidence of an old patch that moved those symbols from internal code to external code, but no external code was used to replace the symbols. I put them back and it compiled but now I am having problems with the UnixFileSytemHandler. When run from the command line, I get: spring/trunk/r...

The 0.77 release looks very promising, however I don't use Windows much anymore even though I have access to a fairly new Vista computer. I have managed to get the latest SVN almost completely compiled using XCode for Mac OS X 10.4, however I am stuck on linker errors. I am missing the symbols _MacM...

I am attempting to compile the latest svn with XCode and I am really close, but I don't know how to fix the remaining problems. The linker is complaining about a lack of the following symbols: _PreInitMac _MacMessageBox _pool ConfigHandler.cpp wants _PreInitMac errorhandler.cpp wants _MacMessageBox ...

The build was going great until I found out that the xcode project was out of date and had missing files. In System/Platform/Mac/MacFileSystemHandler.cpp xcode is complaining that datadirs doesn't exist. And it doesn't seem to exist in most of the related things I can see. Is there something missing?

jackoverfull wrote:ok, no code will ever be something close to perfection, that's the fact.

Good point! Even if one person thought it was perfect it would still look ugly to someone else :)

Does anyone know where a patch is for mac and the streflop problems?

I am trying to build a binary from the latest svn, but streflop is giving me problems. Shouldn't the platform sensitive code be abstracted or surrounded by #ifdefs instead of having to use a patch to build it on Mac?