Re: [Adonthell-devel] mac os x port - success stories

[Nils Hesse]

> Either you get them from the sources (you'll need codec.h, vorbisenc.h
> and vorbisfile.h, placed into /sw/include/vorbis/) or you try to install
> Ogg Vorbis from the sources; then you'll have all neccessary files as
> well.
Well, I've ceased fixing the colour problem for now.... so I'm working 
one sound... (ambitious, I know). Kai, I have those files but still, 
during the ./configure it won't run the test program.... do you think I 
should try re-installing ogg from source? Or do I need the Python 
bindings too? It would be good to know how you guys 'play' the ogg 
files... via SDL, python or just via ogg directly (can this be done?). 
For the final OS X implementation (see below), it would be kinda cool if 
we could somehow use quicktime ... as there is an oggvorbis component 
for that.

On a different issue, I was wondering how the adonthell program is split 
up. I know that adonthell is the game engine... and I gather that it 
uses python for certain things and SDL for others..... basically what 
are the different components, what language are they written in, what 
other libs do they use?

My reason for asking this is that basically I want to eventually (i.e. 
long time in the future - once I've converted from a Java programmer to 
a C/Obj-C/Cocoa programmer - good 2-3 months) convert adonthell into an 
actual mac os x native app so that we have a 'real' port of it. SDL, 
python and vorbis all exist natively in os x so there's no reason why it 
couldn't work....

BTW, can I get in on the next IRC meeting?

Regards,
r:Nilz