[01:14:29] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">servus</font>&gt; 3D Images? You mean the 3D replacement models used by Exult3D? You could adapt it to use any 3D format easily enough. The format used for Exult3D models is super-simple.<BR>
[04:39:25] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; heh<BR>
[05:00:52] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; Marzo: I just found out that there's a gcc 4.2 package ;)<BR>
[05:01:04] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; Marzo: although I got dosbox working, I think I'll give this a go<BR>
[11:34:24] &lt;<font color="#885408">Malignant_Manor</font>&gt; @servus, I have no idea how I would add support for different formats as I have basically no coding knowledge. (again, more than 10 hours ago)<BR>
[13:17:09] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; :)<BR>
[23:54:04] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; Marzo: have you ever worked with multiple GCC versions on a single machine?<BR>
[23:54:17] &lt;<font color="#005000">Marzo</font>&gt; Nope<BR>
[23:55:15] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; well, it looks like the configure script can accept some environment variables to define the C compiler command, C++, and the preprocessor..<BR>
[23:55:31] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; but I can't seem to set the preprocessor or c++ command right..<BR>
[23:56:09] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">wepy</font>&gt; isn't g++ and the same as gcc?<BR>