[Super-tux-devel] --disable-sound and NOSOUND

[Duong-Khang N. <neo...@us...>]

Hi there,

I think that the use of "#define NOSOUND" is justified by the fact that som=
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advanced users don't want the sound support compiled in as Bill said. So if=
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we do not provide that compile time define anymore, we get the sound suppor=
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compiled in all the time.=20

In this case we will get rid of the NOSOUND #define but the sound support i=
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compiled in anyway. And the user can still disable the sound with=20
=2D-disable-sound.

The problem is that we can not provide the compile time #define NOSOUND and=
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then ignore it in the codes. It's just not logical :-D. You guys, have to=20
decide either we let the user the ability to choose to compile the sound=20
support or they have the sound support compiled in "forever :-)"

>Tobias Gl=C3=A4=C3=9Fer (who comes from C++ and sees #define as his enemy =
;) )

Hmm, I think "#define" fits some programming needs just like the "goto"=20
command. That's why they're still around. You, Tobias, must have had a dark=
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time with "#define"s :-D

PS: PLEASE guys give a correct subject to your posts. I'm lost beetween all=
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the "RE: something" messages