Lua is very problematic for the PSP build because it wants a) libpng built with the plugins which is not great, but not that bad. b) It calls several PSP functions directly, and it turns out PSP functions can only be called from the main executable -- they're in flash and must be fixed up using custom PSP utils. Until this mechanism is changed so that for example lua calls functions in the main executable, the PSP cannot be built.
The following functions need to be removed/moved to the main executable:
All socket functions (should be disabled anyway)
Clock()
Rename()
Additionally, png functions should ideally also be called only from the main executable.
svn-id: r53615
building sword25
If libtheoradec is missing then the engine still builds if requested, but the
videos will be disabled (note that running the game with videos disabled is
still untested)
svn-id: r53419
- Update the documentation of available backends and special hosts based on
the available ones.
- Sort backend/host/case lists alphabetically.
svn-id: r53158
- Handle the --docdir option which was documented but not accepted.
- Reorder the directory variables and their handling to have the same order
everywhere. This will hopefully make bugs like this harder to happen.
svn-id: r53149
The advantage is that we get to do inlining and even use lwl and lwr instructions where appropriate. We have to do it ourselves because the PSP doesn't tolerate built-in instructions, but also we have a more efficient memcpy than the lib's.
svn-id: r52817
This fixes detection issues with a noexec /tmp (bug #3009167),
and matches what autoconf does. There should be no need to
randomize temp file names in the build dir.
svn-id: r52659
The problem that caused the crash in BS2 had to do with GCC making improper assumptions about our code. Specifically, the alignment trick we use for READ_UINT32/16 allows some targets(e.g. MIPS) to generate better code, but it also goes against ANSI C aliasing rules, which prohibit the sharing of addresses between a struct and another variable value. Using -fno-strict-aliasing tells GCC not to assume strict ANSI C aliasing and also unfortunately prevents it from making some good optimizations.
This change is probably needed for other platforms as well -- the crash on the PSP was simply a very rare coincidence.
svn-id: r52473
This reverses the stereo channels for all sfx streams, meant for
hardware devices which expect an inverse order. Use it for the Wii
and Gamecube port since it's reversed since day one :P
svn-id: r52357
