Cerberus X v2018-04-21 released
- Thread starter MikeHart
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Thank you!
No, not for now. I had problems building a release of Cerberus X for OSX due to incompatible hardware and software.
So Cerberus X was lately available only for Windows. OSX and Linux was missing.
But now you can code on Windows and OSX again. Linux will hopefully follow in the near future.
The AGK Desktop target for OSX will come definitely, but it isn't functional in this OSX release.
No, not for now. I had problems building a release of Cerberus X for OSX due to incompatible hardware and software.
So Cerberus X was lately available only for Windows. OSX and Linux was missing.
But now you can code on Windows and OSX again. Linux will hopefully follow in the near future.
The AGK Desktop target for OSX will come definitely, but it isn't functional in this OSX release.
Mmh, how would you translate the OOP parts of the CX code to AGKs Tier1 code?
Yes, you are right. Agk "OOP" Tier 2 code is in fact very flat and translates mostely pure C code. But what can we do if anybody writes High Level Cerberus Code, with real OOP? I didn't think about that. In theory every C++ code can be reduces to a von Neumann Architecture. But in the practice this may be difficult.
@MikeHart : I've had a spare bit of time to build a Linux version dated 2018-05-24.
Built on Linux Mint 18.3
As Ted complains about the use of override and final. You need to add CONFIG += C++11 to the ted.pro file before compiling.
Built on Linux Mint 18.3
As Ted complains about the use of override and final. You need to add CONFIG += C++11 to the ted.pro file before compiling.
@MikeHart : I've added a few tweaks to the rebuildall.sh file. You can now pass a parameter of either qt4, qt5 or the path to the bin directory to the Qt SDK kit you wish to use.
Code:
#Quick and nasty linux shell rebuild all
# You can pass either qt4 or qt5 or pass the path to the location of qmake
#Make transcc
echo "building transcc"
g++ -O3 -DNDEBUG -o ../bin/transcc_linux transcc/transcc.build/cpptool/main.cpp -lpthread
#Make makedocs
echo "building makedocs"
../bin/transcc_linux -target=C++_Tool -builddir=makedocs.build -clean -config=release +CPP_GC_MODE=0 makedocs/makedocs.cxs
mv makedocs/makedocs.build/cpptool/main_linux ../bin/makedocs_linux
rm -rf makedocs/makedocs.build
#Make cserver
echo "building cserver"
../bin/transcc_linux "-target=Desktop_Game_(Glfw3)" -builddir=cserver.build -clean -config=release +CPP_GC_MODE=1 cserver/cserver.cxs
mv cserver/cserver.build/glfw3/gcc_linux/Release/CerberusGame ../bin/cserver_linux
mv cserver/cserver.build/glfw3/gcc_linux/Release/data ../bin/data
rm -rf cserver/cserver.build
#Make launcher
echo "building launcher"
../bin/transcc_linux -target=C++_Tool -builddir=launcher.build -clean -config=release +CPP_GC_MODE=0 launcher/launcher.cxs
mv launcher/launcher.build/cpptool/main_linux ../Cerberus
rm -rf launcher/launcher.build
#Make ted
function version { echo "$@" | gawk -F. '{ printf("%03d%03d%03d\n", $1,$2,$3); }'; }
echo "building ted"
rm -rf build-ted-Desktop-Release
mkdir build-ted-Desktop-Release
cd build-ted-Desktop-Release
if [ "$1" = "qt5" ] || [ "$1" = "qt4" ]; then
if [ "$1" = "qt4" ]; then
export QT_SELECT=qt4
else
export QT_SELECT=qt5
fi
else
export QTDIR=$1
export PATH=$QTDIR:$PATH
fi
if [ qmake 2>/dev/null ];then
QMAKE_VERSION=`qmake --version | sed -n 2p | awk '{ print $4 }'`
echo "Current version of Qt is $QMAKE_VERSION."
if [ "$(version "$QMAKE_VERSION")" -gt "$(version "5.5.1")" ]; then
echo "Ted requires a version of Qt with webkit. The last version to support it was Qt 5.5.1."
exit 1
fi
fi
qmake ../ted/ted.pro
make
cd ..
rm -rf build-ted-Desktop-Release