Hi folks,
Some time ago I wrote a .bat file (mingw32) in order to allow a
port of Mesa3d for the mingw (native gnu windows) compiler.
It has recently come to my attention that the build did not
have (3.3 latest release) a header file called mesa_wgl.h
available in the include folder/directory.
I researched it a bit and noticed that it would probably be
fine if I simply copied the file from a stable release version.
So, after copying the file from the cvs repository and moving
it into the 3.3 include/gl directory, I went ahead and ran the
.bat program again (in lieu of trying to write a whole new make
sequence).
Remembering what I read in the archives (dev) about mesa_wgl.h,
there was no mention of what exactly had happened to mesa_wgl.h
outside of Brians' last modifications dated back in May which
stated:
"moved a lot of Window-isms out of gl.h into other files".
Apparently a few of those Window-isms were moved into
mesa_wgl.h.
Since then I have seen no further revisions in the repository
for mesa_wgl.h.
Currently, the native mingw32 [dev] build (not pgi-mingw32) is
broken.
Question:
In the compile line, it is noted that the following switches
have been set:
-DWIN32 -D__WIN32__ -D_WINDOWS
I am assuming this is an attempt to differentiate between
various Windows compilers.
Is this an accurate assumption?
Thank you,
Paul G.
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