Difference between revisions of "CMake"

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* Build options
 
* Build options
 
** Client OR Dedicated (DEDICATED cmake var)
 
** Client OR Dedicated (DEDICATED cmake var)
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**Sound support enable/disable
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**Particle system
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**Joystick support
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**Zones v1 support
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**Zones v2 support
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***Plugins: Fortress
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* BASIC ./configure-like wrapper: only stuff for packagers:
 
* BASIC ./configure-like wrapper: only stuff for packagers:
 
**--prefix (PREFIX)
 
**--prefix (PREFIX)
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* Uninstall (optionally via a package manager)
 
* Uninstall (optionally via a package manager)
 
* Build options:
 
* Build options:
**Sound support enable/disable
 
**Particle system
 
**Joystick support
 
 
**Respawn support
 
**Respawn support
**Zones v1 support
 
**Zones v2 support
 
***Plugins: Fortress, <more to come>...
 
 
**--enable-{useradd,etc,desktop,initscripts,restoreold,migratestate}
 
**--enable-{useradd,etc,desktop,initscripts,restoreold,migratestate}
 
**Ruby/Python support (currently exclusive?)
 
**Ruby/Python support (currently exclusive?)

Revision as of 19:24, 23 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
  • Installing
  • Build options
    • Client OR Dedicated (DEDICATED cmake var)
    • Sound support enable/disable
    • Particle system
    • Joystick support
    • Zones v1 support
    • Zones v2 support
      • Plugins: Fortress
  • BASIC ./configure-like wrapper: only stuff for packagers:
    • --prefix (PREFIX)
    • --sysconfdir (AA_SYSCONFDIR)
    • --mandir (AA_MANDIT)
    • --enable-dedicated (DEDICATED)
    • --enable-sysinstall (SYSINSTALL)
    • --enable-games (GAMES_SUFFIX)


What needs to be done/tested

  • Windows/Mac support and cross-compilation
  • Debug targets
  • Tarball'ing
  • binreloc support (included)
  • Uninstall (optionally via a package manager)
  • Build options:
    • Respawn support
    • --enable-{useradd,etc,desktop,initscripts,restoreold,migratestate}
    • Ruby/Python support (currently exclusive?)
    • Multiple Versions
    • MAXCLIENTS
    • GLEW support
  • BASIC ./configure-like wrapper: only stuff for packagers: