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* Debug targets | * Debug targets | ||
* Tarball'ing | * Tarball'ing | ||
* Build options: | |||
**Sound support enable/disable | |||
**Particle system | |||
**Joystick support | |||
**Respawn support | |||
**Authentication support | |||
**Zones v1 support | |||
**Zones v2 support | |||
***Plugins: Fortress, <more to come>... | |||
**--enable-{sysinstall,useradd,etc,desktop,initscripts,restoreold,migratestate} | |||
**Ruby/Python support (currently exclusive?) | |||
**Uninstall (optionally via a package manager) | |||
**Multiple Versions | |||
**binreloc support | |||
**MAXCLIENTS | |||
**GLEW support | |||
**FTGL support | |||
Revision as of 14:54, 17 January 2010
The CMake branch implements CMake as build files generator instead of autotools.
What Works
- Building Client OR Dedicated (DEDICATED cmake var)
- Building Master
- Running them in a non-outsourced build
- Version tags
- Releasing (RELEASE cmake var)
- Resource sorting
- Version tags
- Installing
What needs to be done/tested
- Windows/Mac support and cross-compilation
- Debug targets
- Tarball'ing
- Build options:
- Sound support enable/disable
- Particle system
- Joystick support
- Respawn support
- Authentication support
- Zones v1 support
- Zones v2 support
- Plugins: Fortress, <more to come>...
- --enable-{sysinstall,useradd,etc,desktop,initscripts,restoreold,migratestate}
- Ruby/Python support (currently exclusive?)
- Uninstall (optionally via a package manager)
- Multiple Versions
- binreloc support
- MAXCLIENTS
- GLEW support
- FTGL support
