Gaulish Gaming Banquet: hskal

hesopesomeso

Control. This is the reason why I don't rely on any library such as sdl, etc. For win, I can simply use its dsound, or whatever is the newest version. That's what they have used.

hesopesomeso

And it's more fun... dealing with other people's shit is tiring.

hesopesomeso

I really don't think the port will be that difficult. I just hope gcc on win is okay :Obelul:

otherwise only cross compilation to win :Obelul:

pegperegogaucho

Okay. With the decompilation you should be able to match the sound code 1:1 on windows :PogelixOkay:

pegperegogaucho

You could try compiling with MSVC. Generally it would be good if you could use any compiler you want to compile hsk

hesopesomeso

Yeeeeah... about that... :KEKW:

hesopesomeso

Wine's dsound implementation is so fucking flawed. The sound is awful. You move and it pops

hesopesomeso

I've tried to compile xxl-editor with gcc, and there were so many problems... I'd have to see

hesopesomeso

I'll definitely try

pegperegogaucho

I believe there are several instances of microsoft-specific functions in the XXL-Editor, like fopen_s or something like that

pegperegogaucho

I'm not sure if gcc can even find/use these?

pegperegogaucho

Because it comes with its own standard library implementation...

schmeling65

Do a job on git, where you auto compile it and create a release. Thats what we've done with the QSB, a lua libary for S6.

pegperegogaucho

We get it schmeling65, heso should get a job... :WeirdKEKW:

hesopesomeso

Yeah I believe some extensions like that were problematic

hesopesomeso

That sounds like a pain... when it's release time maybr

pegperegogaucho

Decompiling XXL = easy, getting a job = pain :Obelul:

pegperegogaucho

The "Appveyor" that Adrien setup is probably similar, you give the instructions (command lines to execute) and the job will execute it...

pegperegogaucho

...since you already have a good build system with cmake it should be very simple to do

hesopesomeso

The way it is setup currently, is that I grab the data (shaders, images, ...) from the cmake source directory and copy it to the hsk config directory, for use. An executable is not enough. Though I guess it could prepack the files.

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