for the real wiimote thread as for the other threads.
Turns out we use OS X bluetooth API's that were introduced in 10.5.4.
Remove vestiges of previously removed wiiuse_set_bluetooth_stack().
XXX We should probably have a Common equivalent of htonl and friends.
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Set scons build to autodetect OpenCL by checking for both the library and header instead of having an option. Unfortunately there probably needs to be a path variable that can be set to the location to look for the headers. For example on Ubuntu with nvidia, the headers are located in /usr/include/nvidia-current instead of /usr/include, and hence not found by scons.
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I am officially killing the local/global build crap. The "local" build thing should never have existed. There is now only one build that is essentially what the "global" build was before. This is the way a proper build system should work. I will soon write a wiki page to describe how to properly use the cmake build system, and how you can still set things up to get the "local" build from before. However, that type of build should be considered a developer tool, and not the way that dolphin-emu should be built.
Briefly, to use cmake now do the following from the toplevel of dolphin's source:
mkdir Builddir
cd Builddir
cmake ..
make
make install (you may need superuser privileges)
Note that the scons build is still building dolphin in the old way.
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had SSE3. Keep -msse2 on other platforms. Not sure if there are actually
any Dolphin-capable machines out there without SSE3, but..
Use -search_paths_first to give our statically linked libraries precedence
over /usr/local/lib.
Some work-in-progress changes to facilitate a more easily redistributable
application bundle on OS X.
Group compiler/preprocessor/linker flags together to make the full set
more intuitively apparent.
The various libraries in Externals have rather inconsistent conventions
for include paths. Best to encapsulate that knowledge in foo/SConscript.
Re-use utils.GenerateRevFile for all three places in the build system
where we need the SVN revision number.
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This is a bit hacky as SCons' built-in tar handling basically makes
this impossible. I should just write a "relative path" tarball Builder.
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Don't rely on trailing /'s in directory names.
Destdir only works for global builds.
Only tar up global builds if they are in a destdir to
avoid SCons eating all available memory indexing /usr.
Print current status of shared_foo in 'scons -h'.
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Of course, this doesn't do much good without another shader compiler..
WIP of OS X application bundle building.
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Should revisit and make the distinction more explicit.
Put the Data and Sys directories under Resources in the OS X app bundle.
Construct config.h (now lower-case to avoid confusion with other Config.h
instances in the tree) in the root. One tiny step towards a read-only
and cross-buildable source tree.
Some minor bits of non-Linux Unix portability.
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Use SCons' convenient # shorthand for the root of our tree.
Also various minor cleanup of SConscripts.
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from JIT generated code, the compiler may not get the heads-up to properly
prepare for run-time instantiation of those template functions.
Explicitly instantiating Pos_ReadDirect gets around that issue.
Also force DataRead* inline as gcc didn't always do that itself when the
DataRead functions in turn were called from (other) template functions.
I am far from a C++ language lawyer, so I cannot speak learnedly about the
correctness of this solution, but it works.
Dolphin.app built on OS X 10.6 now actually works on 10.5 as well.
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For a typical OS X app, one only needs to specify the SDK version and the
target OS version range.
Because we use OpenCL which is new in 10.6, however, we must be somewhat
more verbose in order to make use of the forward compatibility facilities.
Unfortunately, the critical bit that is required to have binaries built
on 10.6 work on 10.5, namely disabling the new compact __LINKEDIT format,
causes stack alignment crashes at emulation time on 10.6, so for now
Leopard users still have to build Dolphin themselves.
Hopefully, this stack alignment problem will turn out to be coincident
with lingering alignment issues.
Include the OS X version of the Cg framework in Externals as with the
Windows one. The header files appear to be the same in the Windows and the
OS X builds of the February 2.2 Cg toolkit, although they are differently
munged by what appears to be some automatic process, so no new duplicates.
Any upgrades to the Cg libraries will of course need to be done in sync.
I do hope that Sonicadvance1's GLSL work will enable us to get rid of Cg.
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Move bits of HAVE_OPENCL/HAVE_WX for OS X from SConstruct to header files.
Use /usr/lib/libz on OS X now that we no longer have -L/opt/local/lib in
the library path. It is still possible that we could pick up a libz in
/usr/local/lib that would make the application non-redistributable, but
the danger is much less than previously.
Also bits of minor portability cleanup.
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