Irrlicht Engine

Yeah, pretty useful for the user who wants to create its very own version from an arbitrary number of distributed versions across the internet. But it's the common case that counts here. And that's the main repository, with only a few maintainers working on it. Now the distributed approach means th...

What happened yesterday: I'm reading forum and notice that someone had issues with the same demo that I once tried. Problem was that demo was outdated against the WIP version of the library. "Well, I can fix that." Here is a list what I did I forked library in bitbucket (= pressed fork but...

Let's do a quick listing about popular (gaming) libraries and what version control system they are using:

• Irrlicht: Subversion
• LWJGL: Subversion
• Ogre3D: Mercurial
• Pygame: Mercurial
• Pyglet: Mercurial
• SDL: Mercurial

Dammit, nobody is using Git.

I just can't understand why a single user would want/need a versioning system. $ cd my_secret_project $ git init $ git add . $ git commit -a -m "My secret project uses now version control system called git." I just can't understand why a single user wouldn't need a versioning system. Even...

Still hate git... its just bloatware and all I need and want is S - V - N! (Period!) Bloatware? Hardly. I just converted https://irrlicht.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/irrlicht repository (2Gb) to git repository (146 Mb). I actually prefer Git because it means every user to maintains own branch/fork ...

well, then i make a site called whyissvnmuchbetterthanx.com and we changed back? Please do give couple of pointers why svn is better than git. also already talked about it http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=36294&hilit=svn+git Oh, missed that thread. IMHO svn is good,...

Has there been any discussion about switching to some another SCM?

It seems that I might have something wrong with my eyes.

And the latest update to trunk happened 15 months ago?

Hi,
is the repository still located in SourceForge? http://irrlicht.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/irrlicht/

C++ FAQ Lite.

hybrid wrote:OpenSuse 10.3 was already released today, no need to wait for Ubuntu

Excellent.

Unfortunately(?) I've been using Debian (and Ubuntu) so long that trying other distro would require too much effort.

14 days to go...

We offer you to read the article devoted to the port of the program code of 32-bit applications on 64-bit systems. The article is written for programmers who use C++ but it may be also useful for all who face the port of applications on other platforms. http://www.gamedev.net/reference/programming/...

Further testing revealed that support for X11 and Burning's video device flags were mixed.

And you cannot compile with --enable-pedantic: