CVS ?

[Aerig]

Is the CVS on SF complete? I know it sounds like a daft question, and I have read the posts from people who have managed to get PS to compile, but I just went through the whole process and got stopped at compiling PS, ie after I had compiled all the supporting codebases and resolved the errors that I seemed to get in each one from version differences.

What made me ask the original question is that it seems to be referring to header files that are nowhere to be found, eg physicallayer/entity.h (or something like that).

If it is not complete, could someone email me a snapshot of the source tree (not the data, lol)? ps@payz.co.uk

Actually, it would be nice to have a weekly snapshot of the source on the main website or posted to a thread in this forum.

[Ginga]

Originally posted by Aerig
What made me ask the original question is that it seems to be referring to header files that are nowhere to be found, eg physicallayer/entity.h (or something like that).

if I recall correctly that is a file in CrystalSpace or CEL, in that case either you haven\'t exported correctly its directories after compiling them, have not compile them at all, or maybe there are libraries or software building tools missing (like sdl, sound, cal3d, swig, libpng/jpeg/whatever..) that prevent some essential (for PlaneShift at least) parts of CS or CEL to be compiled at all.

if you follow this guide: http://www16.brinkster.com/acraig/planeshift/building.html and get all the development packages that the ./configure says before compiling CB (swig, libpng/jpeg/etc as said before), there should be no problem.

btw: I think that this is not the right forum to talk about this, use technical help instead

[acraig]

This is the correct forum.

It does seem like you are missing CEL.  Check that link and also check planeshift/docs/ for some more information.  After CB is released we will put some effort in making sure these docs are up to date.

[Aerig]

Thank you for both replies

Hopefully they will put me on the right track to getting the source compiled.