Hi,
Till Harbaum wrote:
i have finished the first set of changes and i think i have a nice maemo port
of the latest 1.10 r1040. It includes all the features expected from a maemo
app incl. icons in the required sizes and installation routines. I have only
done what i think is the minimal requirement to have a nice maemo port. This
includes:
- removed/disabled all graphics besides 640x480
- removed/disabled all things related to change the resolution
- removed/disabled all things related to change fullscreen
- removed/disabled all mouse cursor related stuff
- added maemo specific icons/config files/setup routines/...
- added pipelines touchscreen code as well as the tiltstick interface
> You should not remove anything within a Maemo branch. Stripping
> unnecessary stuff on the packaging stage should be sufficient.
Sure, that's what i meant. But this removes major parts from
src/gui/OptionsMenu.cc and modifies the data Makefile.
Deleting lines of code not used for the Maemo port will cause major
trouble in merging updates from the trunk to the branch. Besides that it
would be tedious to identify the relevant patches that should be merged
back to the trunk lateron.
Instead of removing code it should be excluded by macros. Have a look in
the sources for the parallel existance of code for Linux, Windows and
MacOS X (e.g. main.cc). In most cases I that I examined in your patches
the diffs can be reduced to just a few lines.
You can start with simple "#if 0".
But we should examine how we can detect the Maemo within "configure.ac".
We should define a minimal set of macros that can be used by other
ports, too.
I can now either post some patches or start a new branch in svn (however this
is done ...)
Tomorrow I will create a feature branch - the svn directory will be
"feature_branches/maemo_port"
Greets,
Ronald
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