FreeOrion

libCommon without new parser source files

Build Time: 3 Minutes
Size: 79 MB

Now I'll try moving the parser into a separated file.

libCommon or Common is a target of the FO project (together with FREEALUT, GG and ClientCommon).
I meant the Boost header-libs but those do not seem to be the problem here. So we have to wait for a fix of the parser?

I tried to compile common yesterday which resulted in 6 hours of compilation and a 1,73 GB large libCommon.a.
Why does it suddenly take so long (older versions compiled in about 20 min) and why is the binary so large?

EDIT: Which header-only libs are used?

Aww crap it's in my App Store account but I am not able to access it anymore -.-

Hm, let's see if I understand correctly: You create a git repo on a site similar to sourceforge, which mirrors the FO svn repo on sourceforge. This you clone to your local harddrive and keep in sync with the remote git repo. What do you do to commit stuff? First to your local git repo, that gets sy...

Nice you got it working :D We are kind of in the same situation. My skills in C++ are limited too and I am also relatively new to Mac development. I would not say that I do not know what I am doing, but most time my strategy is trial and error. :) The SDK basically is the Xcode folder with all the d...

Sorry, but I did not have much time for working on the SDK in the last weeks. This probably won't change until mid-December. The update of the Boost headers and libs is overdue and old files have to be removed / new files have to be added to the project. Also it would be nice if the FO source code w...

I don't know why, but it just works on my computer. You could try replacing the contents of your Python.framework folder with those in this file. 2011-11-05 11:04:39,413 DEBUG AI : AI_1 logger initialized. 2011-11-05 11:04:39,413 DEBUG AI : AIClientApp and logging initialized. Running app. 2011-11-0...

I updated the app to SVN r4468. You can get it here. Have fun!

I updated the app to SVN r4448. You can get it here. Have fun!

That's strange...

You could try updating your python installation: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7.2/

I updated the app to SVN r4428. You can get it here. Have fun!

Overwriting the old file in the Dropbox every week would always generate the same link so I could put the link into every update post and would not have to change the link in the first post. That's probably the best solution.

I thought of maybe providing delta updates for the bundle in the future...

Currently the weekly build is only available on Dropbox. I am updating the link in the first post every time I am uploading a new build. The bundles on SourceForge are only updated when there is a new major release like 0.3.16/17. I am also experimenting with git as revision control system for the s...