ProductInfo.h used to contain both Family and Version information. This is no longer the case.
Family (StepMania) is now grabbed out of ProductInfo.h, and
Version (5.0.x) is now grabbed out of ver.h
project:
- Mac OS X 10.6 SDK is used.
- Architecture has been set to 32-bit. Otherwise, `MemoryCardDriverThreaded_MacOSX` and `HIDDevice` will not compile.
- Replaced the outdated `README` file with a new `README.md`.
libmad:
- Use FPM_64BIT instead of FPM_INTEL. Otherwise, it will not compile. Also, latest Xcode seems not to support `$(...)` expansion in defining macros. Instead, they are hardcoded in the build settings.
stepmania:
- Removed compiler flags `-finline-limit` and `-falign-loops=16`
This commit does a few things:
1. includes a new mkrelease script for OS X devs to bundle releases with
2. removes the old Perl scripts that sort of accomplished the same task
3. includes a README documenting how to use the new script
The old scripts were brittle and inefficient.
The new script is written in Ruby because it is what I'm familiar with and because OS X has shipped with Ruby since version 10.5.0.
project:
- Mac OS X 10.6 SDK is used.
- Architecture has been set to 32-bit. Otherwise, `MemoryCardDriverThreaded_MacOSX` and `HIDDevice` will not compile.
- Replaced the outdated `README` file with a new `README.md`.
libmad:
- Use FPM_64BIT instead of FPM_INTEL. Otherwise, it will not compile. Also, latest Xcode seems not to support `$(...)` expansion in defining macros. Instead, they are hardcoded in the build settings.
stepmania:
- Removed compiler flags `-finline-limit` and `-falign-loops=16`
This commit does a few things:
1. includes a new mkrelease script for OS X devs to bundle releases with
2. removes the old Perl scripts that sort of accomplished the same task
3. includes a README documenting how to use the new script
The old scripts were brittle and inefficient.
The new script is written in Ruby because it is what I'm familiar with and because OS X has shipped with Ruby since version 10.5.0.
Basically includes hi def image stuff and headers.
Note: Mac OS X build is broken. LowLevelWindow_MacOSX.mm refers to the removed RageDisplay_Legacy_Helpers files. The replacement is not immediately obvious.
This should make it possible to build StepMania 5 on Mac OS X.
The catch is that it will only work with Snow Leopard and up, but I think this is better than nothing.
We can support PowerPC / 10.4-10.5 again when someone can make the old Xcode 3 project work.
Dan Guzek