[CF-Devel] crossfire-clients v1.7.0 and arm architecture

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On Tuesday 07 September 2004 03:41 pm, Bob Tanner wrote:
>
     
      Been working with the debian-arm people to try to get crossfire-clients
     
     >
     
      v1.7.0 compiling for the arm processors.
     
     
Status of the gnome client?

Just remove it from the build system?

--enable-ansi is it useful? Do we want to support non-ansi compilers? Any 
developers -not- using gcc?

--enable-alsa is it useful? Is anyone running alsa < 0.9.x? I think most 
everyone should be using --enable-alsa9 -and- should just refactor the code 
to make alsa9 = alsa.

I do not know if I posted this already, but are there users running

alpha-dec-osf*
mips*-sgi-irix*

Regardless the additional network library detection logic is encapsulated in 
the built-in autoconf rules.

So, just dump our platform detection rules in favor of the built-in rules?

The whole sound detection code is a mess :-) Went back to  2003-11-25(!) which 
is alsa-1.0.0pre3, so alsa9 is even pretty ancient.

alsa
alsa9
sgi_sound
oss_sound
sun_sound

How about standardizing on a sound system? SDL has a pretty decent 
cross-platform system.

I'm not just complaining here, I'll work on or with someone to help make these 
changes.

Comments?


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