Hi all
Ok, can we have a decision that SimGear/FlightGear is not supporting OSX 10.5
on intel anymore ? FG 2.8 is doable, and maybe 2.10 with some further tweaks
too, but after looking to what's coming up with "next" I see that more and more
tweaks are needed and that core developers do not take 10.5 into account
anymore (what I can understand very well, but it's not mentioned anywhere, when
I'm not wrong).
Fact is that all dependencies still supports osx 10.5 on intel, but sg/fg
doesn't anymore (since 2.8 this is also posted at flightgear.org for mac
release, >= 10.6). As stated by James sg/fg code is not tested against 10.5 by
core developers anymore, so please ... I my view a small message should come to
changelog which can be referenced by "supporters" at forums and elsewhere for
this fact. Or do you think this is completely wrong ?
-Yves
Am 13.02.2013 um 22:19 schrieb ys <flightg...@sablonier.ch>:
> Hi James
>
> Thanks a lot for all your replies, gave me some hope ;-) But I guess I'm not
> able to make FGx possible for mac users with built-in osg/sg/fg the next
> days, because of this strange sound problem. Ok, this doesn't matter that
> much, because FGx is only a very small side project and an unofficial "fg
> side release", even when I tried to follow the official release plan with
> this piece the last months. Maybe it's a simple slave hardware issue, or
> there is some strange behaviour with the macports setup and I need to hang
> another machine with a fresh new install into jenkins. As the official mac
> release has working sound I guess it's really not related to sg/fg code at
> all, sorry for the noise. And as a launcher without built-in libs FGx still
> works on macs, also with 2.10.
>
> All these things need a lot of time, and many thanks for your support and
> thoughts. When I installed a jenkins some months ago I thought we can switch
> version with the new build, skipping a dependency here and there, and build
> it, release, finish, without a lot of tweaks. Forget that with flightgear
> (and Yves, and osx, and all this old unused machines) ;-) My last hope is now
> that I can bring back some findings that are useful for others the next days
> probably, and that I get a new build that makes FGx 2.10 also possible for
> mac users. It's not impossible, but I still have no idea why the sound has
> gone.
>
> -Yves
>
>
>
>
> Am 13.02.2013 um 11:39 schrieb James Turner <zakal...@mac.com>:
>
>>
>> On 13 Feb 2013, at 10:05, ys <flightg...@sablonier.ch> wrote:
>>
>>> Are you using a flag on jenkins shell or rb script I couldn't see and I
>>> need to take into account? should I try on another machine first ... Or is
>>> there some mystic endianess I should take into account for this first
>>> generation intel macs? I wonder that I had absolutely no problems with alut
>>> and 2.8 some months ago.
>>
>> If you're on Intel, and the 2.10 official release works, I am stumped. The
>> code is /extremely/ simple - open file, read some bytes. There's no scripts
>> or options or anything to control it, as far as I know.
>>
>> And there's no mystic endian-ness, and plenty of people on Linux use 32-bit
>> builds - so I really have no idea what might be going.
>>
>> Sorry, not helpful I realise.
>>
>> James
>>
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