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First post, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 00:28

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I'm having problems compiling CVS version (also 0.72) on OS X 10.5.5. Compiling with:

1./configure --enable-core-inline --disable-sdltest --with-sdl-prefix=/opt/local --prefix=/opt/local
2make

gives me:

1g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../..  -I../../include -I/opt/local/include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_THREAD_SAFE  -g -O2  -MT sdl_mapper.o -MD -MP -MF .deps/sdl_mapper.Tpo -c -o sdl_mapper.o sdl_mapper.cpp
2sdl_mapper.cpp:313: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_0' was not declared in this scope
3sdl_mapper.cpp:316: error: 'SDLK_EQUALS' was not declared in this scope
4sdl_mapper.cpp:317: error: 'SDLK_RIGHTBRACKET' was not declared in this scope
5sdl_mapper.cpp:317: error: 'SDLK_LEFTBRACKET' was not declared in this scope
6sdl_mapper.cpp:319: error: 'SDLK_SEMICOLON' was not declared in this scope
7sdl_mapper.cpp:320: error: 'SDLK_BACKSLASH' was not declared in this scope
8sdl_mapper.cpp:320: error: 'SDLK_COMMA' was not declared in this scope
9sdl_mapper.cpp:320: error: 'SDLK_SLASH' was not declared in this scope
10sdl_mapper.cpp:321: error: 'SDLK_PERIOD' was not declared in this scope
11sdl_mapper.cpp:326: error: 'SDLK_LMETA' was not declared in this scope
12sdl_mapper.cpp:357: error: 'SDLK_RMETA' was not declared in this scope
13sdl_mapper.cpp: In function 'Bitu GetKeyCode(SDL_keysym)':
14sdl_mapper.cpp:413: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_95' was not declared in this scope
15sdl_mapper.cpp: At global scope:
16sdl_mapper.cpp:1995: error: 'SDLK_EQUALS' was not declared in this scope
17sdl_mapper.cpp:1997: error: 'SDLK_LEFTBRACKET' was not declared in this scope
18sdl_mapper.cpp:1997: error: 'SDLK_RIGHTBRACKET' was not declared in this scope
19sdl_mapper.cpp:1998: error: 'SDLK_SEMICOLON' was not declared in this scope
20sdl_mapper.cpp:1999: error: 'SDLK_BACKSLASH' was not declared in this scope
21sdl_mapper.cpp:2001: error: 'SDLK_COMMA' was not declared in this scope
22sdl_mapper.cpp:2002: error: 'SDLK_PERIOD' was not declared in this scope
23sdl_mapper.cpp:2002: error: 'SDLK_SLASH' was not declared in this scope
24sdl_mapper.cpp:2016: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_0' was not declared in this scope
25sdl_mapper.cpp: In function 'void CreateBindGroups()':
26sdl_mapper.cpp:2213: error: 'SDLK_LAST' was not declared in this scope
27make[3]: *** [sdl_mapper.o] Error 1
28make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
29make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
30make: *** [all] Error 2

SDL headers are in '/opt/local/include/SDL'. 'sdl-config --cflags' gives
'-I/opt/local/include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_THREAD_SAFE'. Seems like this is because my current keyboard layout (fi_FI). Also this looks like a similar problem http://lists.libsdl.org/pipermail/sdl-libsdl. … ber/066875.html. Any help would be appreciated.

Reply 1 of 13, by Qbix

Posted on 2008-12-06, 07:41

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hmm try figuring out where those keys are defined (in which sdl file.) easiest to do this is

1cd /opt/local/include
2egrep -Ir SDLK_LAST *

for example at my place (with sdl in /usr/include/SDL)

1qbix@laptop:/usr/include$ egrep -Ir SDLK_LAST *
2SDL/SDL_keysym.h:       SDLK_LAST

if you don't have this file then maybe your sdl instalation is messed up.

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Reply 2 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 11:48

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Yes, i have that file, but after quick looktrough, it doesn't have any of those. It seems people at SDL has changed something, this is the new SDK_keysym.h http://svn.libsdl.org/trunk/SDL/include/SDL_keysym.h. I was able to fix some of those errors, by substituting right scancodes from SDL_scancode.h to SDL_mapped.cpp, but my c skills are limited 😒 A patch would be nice... seems like it wouldn't be that hard.

1g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../..  -I../../include -I/opt/local/include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_THREAD_SAFE  -g -O2  -MT sdl_mapper.o -MD -MP -MF .deps/sdl_mapper.Tpo -c -o sdl_mapper.o sdl_mapper.cpp
2sdl_mapper.cpp:313: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_0' was not declared in this scope
3sdl_mapper.cpp: In function 'Bitu GetKeyCode(SDL_keysym)':
4sdl_mapper.cpp:413: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_95' was not declared in this scope
5sdl_mapper.cpp: At global scope:
6sdl_mapper.cpp:2016: error: 'SDLK_WORLD_0' was not declared in this scope
7sdl_mapper.cpp:2022: error: expected `}' before ';' token
8sdl_mapper.cpp:2022: error: too many initializers for '<anonymous struct>'
9sdl_mapper.cpp: In function 'void CreateBindGroups()':
10sdl_mapper.cpp:2213: error: 'SDLK_LAST' was not declared in this scope
11make[3]: *** [sdl_mapper.o] Error 1
12make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
13make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
14make: *** [all] Error 2

I have no idea what to use for 'SDLK_WORLD_0' and 'SDLK_WORLD_95' and that 'too many initializers' came out from no where, i wasn't anywhere near that line 😀

Reply 3 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 13:14

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remove the --disable-sdltest and assure that SDL is correctly detected (meaning install the dev package or whatever is available)

Reply 4 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 14:14

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Gives exactly the same error message as in my first post.

1checking for sdl-config... /opt/local/bin/sdl-config
2checking for SDL - version >= 1.2.0... yes

Reply 5 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 15:07

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what sdl version?

Reply 6 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 17:18

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CVS version.

Reply 7 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 17:36

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which one

Reply 8 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 17:56

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Oh, sorry, it seems there is two branches 😀 i have 1.3

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Reply 9 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 17:57

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That's the problem.

Reply 10 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 18:03

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Yes, obviously, since there seems to be differences in keyboard handling between 1.2 and 1.3. Is this going to be issued sometime in the future 😀 ?

Reply 11 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 18:10

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No, why? SDL1.3 is far from being released, changes a very lot of things,
and does not offer anything too useful that 1.2 already has.

Reply 12 of 13, by TelaKeppi

Posted on 2008-12-06, 18:16

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No reason, i just assumed it's the latest and was not aware of any incompabilities. I'll just roll back to 1.2.x then.

Reply 13 of 13, by wd

Posted on 2008-12-06, 19:54

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It's a different interface thus you can't mix sdl 1.2 and sdl 1.3

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