Hello,<br>I've just joined this list. I've yet to see how PhysicsFS performs, but I'm sure I'll be satisfied with the results :)<br><br>I've got PhysFS to compile with MinGW.<br><br>If you wanted to know how, here are a few steps that made it work (getting rid of all the warnings, which in turn makes this compile). It took me a while to figure out the last part (the one with missing ULL), but it's quite simple once you know how to do it:<br>
1) cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles"<br>2) Do test compiles and get rid of the warnings... Here's how I did it:<br> - add #include <malloc.h> for all the missing alloca<br> - comment out all "unused variable"<br>
- in platform/windows.c at lines 29-32 append "ULL" to each of those very long numbers<br>I haven't seen the newest Mercury working copy yet, but in my opinion, some of these should be backported to <a href="http://1.1.2.">1.1.2.</a> The malloc and the ULL can easily be added, and possile the unused variables could be commented out (for now).<br>
<br>If anyone's interested, I can send the following (all for 1.1.1):<br>- the *.dll (tested, although not thoroughly) - 881KB<br>- the dynamic *.a (untested, for use with dll) - 180KB<br>- the static *.a (untested) - 1041KB<br>
<br>-- Tim Čas<br>