[20:48:35] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: exult/exult#131 (travis-test - 839969a : Marzo Sette Torres Junior): The build was fixed.</font><BR>
[20:48:35] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: Change view : https://github.com/exult/exult/compare/a9a4d0318308...839969abf4b8</font><BR>
[20:48:35] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: Build details : https://travis-ci.org/exult/exult/builds/456689987</font><BR>
[20:59:20] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Marzo, no time to look into it, but therror on OS X PPC is https://pastebin.com/sbBt36hn<BR>
[21:00:21] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I guess I must have an answer file to circumvent running a test program (I'm doing this for cross compiling libs for PPC)<BR>
[21:00:42] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> as the test program is then built as PPC and PPc can't be run on the test machine :)<BR>
[21:01:00] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> wasn't needed before<BR>
[21:01:21] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> for Exult<BR>
[21:01:48] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> will look it up tomorrow. The 64bit compile runs fine it seems<BR>
[21:05:28] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Odd<BR>
[21:12:23] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> mockup, smooth, modelgl<BR>
[21:12:37] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> If we get rid of those, we can remove libSDL_image dependency<BR>
[21:14:03] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> They are not compiled in Linux/OSX/iOS at present<BR>
[21:14:35] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Basically, only Windows snapshots compile mockup and smooth, while modelgl is not compiled, period<BR>
[21:14:57] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> (I am looking into making a Travis CI Windows build)<BR>
[21:16:14] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I am half-wondering if mockup and smooth should be Gimp plug-ins<BR>
[22:46:14] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> i have no idea what modelgl is actually... and had no idea that mockup and smooth need sdl_image<BR>
[22:46:32] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> modelgl seems to be an early Exult3D thing<BR>
[22:47:22] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> odd, rings no bell at all<BR>
[22:48:09] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> our gimp plugin is is also facing deprecation with Gimp 2.10.x<BR>
[22:48:27] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I think I got it to compile but it has problems now...<BR>
[22:48:50] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I will be updating it<BR>
[22:58:17] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> hmm, Marzo, seems configure is now checking for clang. and that seems to cause the ppc configure error<BR>
[22:59:10] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> as the default clang is not able to build ppc and I'm passing along a way older gcc version to use...<BR>
[22:59:59] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: exult/exult#132 (sharedPtr - 25717d0 : Jeff Freedman): The build is still failing.</font><BR>
[22:59:59] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: Change view : https://github.com/exult/exult/compare/459325ec449f...25717d033961</font><BR>
[22:59:59] <font color="#616161">travis-ci: Build details : https://travis-ci.org/exult/exult/builds/456727132</font><BR>
[23:10:48] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Huh. Seems like building with msys2 instead of msys will be a lot easier in Windows<BR>
[23:15:03] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> hmm, seems the whole part of checking the compiler is not cross compiling friendly...<BR>
[23:29:20] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Marzo: first findings. The swap of clang and gcc you added to configure is the first halting problem.<BR>
[23:29:27] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Can you try with the --with-cxx=<font color="#0000fc">compiler:</font>?<BR>
[23:29:47] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Huh, really?<BR>
[23:29:57] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> if I revert that, it breaks at "configure: error: *** A compiler with support for C++11 language features is required."<BR>
[23:30:50] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> By any chance does your script overrides CXX before calling configure?<BR>
[23:31:04] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> yes, it does<BR>
[23:31:18] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Yes, I think I broke that part<BR>
[23:31:30] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> And I know how I am going to fix it<BR>
[23:31:40] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> But you will still hit the c++11 wall<BR>
[23:31:40] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> because lock stock clang on os x does not build ppc anymore. I need to point at an older gcc<BR>
[23:33:06] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> so, pointing at another gcc is good to be fixed but if you say so, we can deprecate ppc<BR>