Re: Release 1.7

[Peter M. <Pet...@mi...>]

Hi All,

I have just been having a play with Quesa Release 1.7 on Tiger and 
found some errors. I had this in the pre-release version of Tiger as 
well but I just commented then out.
I could fix them but I am not to sure on the code....

The fix was to change the void* into GLvoid* and then add some dots?

Has anyone else had these errors.

The fix can wait until the next release, as I am just about to start on 
view hints export.

Beyond that the release looks good.

Cheers Peter.


On 2 May 2005, at 20:07, James W. Walker wrote:

> "Sean McBride" <se...@ro...> wrote:
>
>> But I'd suggest renaming:
>>
>> /Developers/Stub Libraries/
>> to
>> /Developers/Stub Libraries (CFM)/
>>
>> to be consistent.
>
> OK.
>
>>  Also adding a
>>
>> /Developers/Static Libraries (Mach-O)/
>>
>> would be nice.  And Jose's static lib addition to the xcode projects
>> builds nicely.
>
> Actually, I got some errors when I tried to build that under Tiger.
>
>> However, I get the following link errors using the xcode-built static 
>> lib
>> with a CW project.  Quesa uses C++ now, right?  Am I doomed by
>> differences in C++ ABI between compilers?
>
> Yes, I think you're doomed. It's probably not only the ABI, but the 
> fact that they are using different STL implementations.  Why do you 
> prefer using a static lib rather than a framework?
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