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Compiling AllegroFont with MinGW |
Luis Garcia Ventura
Member #5,392
January 2005
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Hello! I hope someone can help me I'm trying to compile AllegroFont lastest version (2.06) under WindowsXP. My GCC version is 3.4.2. I've edited Makefile, to compile a MinGW static version of the library, but, when I run "make", that's what happens:
What can I do? Thank you very much!!!!! |
angeru
Member #7,401
June 2006
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Lo mas facil es conseguir un devpak Ya empezaba a creer q era el unico español aqui!!! |
Luis Garcia Ventura
Member #5,392
January 2005
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Hola, angeru, y, sobre todo, GRACIAS! Ya ves que no eres el único español x aquí De ahí me bajé la versión 1.9.2, pero necesito la 2.0.6 sobre todo porque tiene soporte multi-idioma, y necesito usar la Ñ, y con la 1.9.2. no puedo. Además, que la 2.0.6 tiene la opción de meter "outlines", que me va a venir divinamente para un "efecto visual" que quiero hacer tb -- I'll try to translate to english, for non-spanish people (but note than my english is very poor ) Hi, angeru, and, thank you very much. Note than you are not the only spanish here! I've downloaded from devpak.org the v.1.9.2., but I need 2.0.6. because has multilanguage support, and I need use the Ñ, and with v.1.9.2. I can't do it. The 2.0.6. version has outlines too, that I want to use in a "visual effect" that I want to do too |
Victor Williams Stafusa da Silva
Member #4,212
January 2004
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The 2.0.6 version is non-official. But since the officials releases were abandoned, so, someone called Chernsha in China decided to continue it. Alfont 2.0.6 has some useless object files. Firstly remove the .o files it has and the Allegro 4.1.13 which comes with it (and will cause conflicts and buggy behavior if used). Be sure to edit the makefiles. I don't remember exactly, but I think you should comment/uncomment some few lines in the source file (it is in the beggining of the source, so should be no problem). After that, ensure you get rid of all useless files to avoid conflicts. Finally you probably won't get any errors when recompiling it. [The attack of the space bugs - Speedhack 2005] [Rambananas - Speedhack 2006] [Make clean - Speedhack 2009] [The source god - TINS 2010] |
Luis Garcia Ventura
Member #5,392
January 2005
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Thanks, Victor I find no *.o files inside the distribution, nor Allegro 4.1.13 too I've obtained the library from http://chernsha.sitesled.com/index.html, and only "remove.me" files are inside the obj directories. This is the directory tree inside the .rar file:
I've checked the Makefile and alfont.h were edited, and it was correctly done, uncommenting "#define ALFONT_WINDOWS" definition. I've tried to compile it under linux too, Kubuntu with 2.6.15-26-386 kernel and 4.0.3 version of gcc, and I've obtained exactly the same "invalid lvalue in unary '&'" errors that I've posted before, so it's not a problem of the version of the compiler, as I thought firstly EDITED: I've solved the 'Ñ' problem: I've forgot use set_uformat (U_ASCII); at beginning... but I can't still compile new version of AllegroFont |
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