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Ghio: The code is in misc.c, in the open_3d_obj_continued function, at line 1357

The code above seems to be in the open_3d_obj_continued function, and it is out of the scope of the #defines for linux and gtk2, however, it seems never to be called in Windows. The open_3d_obj_continued fn is called from gui.c in the open_button_clicked function and also from the gtk callback in gui_callbacks.c (on_ok_button1_clicked) - both these are protected by #ifdef GTK2 The open_button_clicked function is set as a callback in the show_open_window function in gui.c, and the show_open_window function is only ever called from functions that are protected with #ifdef LINUX So... under windows I think what happens is that there is no additional "*_continued" function needed due to the way the callbacks work wrt windows file choosers compared to the gtk file chooser under linux. Ideally I would have thought that it would be cleaner if both used gtk so that a single code-base could be maintained although that would require bundling gtk libs with the windows version...

Another possibility is to use the NDK for android - someone has already ported SDL-1.2 to android using this, we may be able to do a simple port of the client with minimal (?) code changes.

Sounds very interesting. I have a HTC hero that is running 2.1 and spent some time a while ago writing a Boulderdash clone (but time constraints mean that it is still unfinished). My knowledge of OpenGL is pitiful, but I think that a chat client could be developed pretty quickly. Android SDK really isn't that different to standard java until you start addressing the low-level parts of the device itself and once you've set up the application framework. I'll mull it over and if I can find the time will have a go at throwing something simple together. Also - let's not forget that most (all?) android handsets have wireless lan built in so people won't necessarily be using their data plan...

Haidir quest Thom in PV I am trying to rise some chicken.... Should be "raise some chickens" as well as previous report about "server" should be "serve"

Works fine on gentoo 32-bit (self compiled), pre-compiled needed a different version of glibc. Will test on 64 bit tonight. 64 bit pre-compiled also seems to work fine so far, also on gentoo.

Thank you!

So....here's the latest map editor cvs built for win32. I didn't remove the gtk stuff as it's a bit more complicated than it seems. After a cursory glance it seems to rely on it for a bit more than it initially looked - and I just wanted to get the damn thing to build and run to be honest. There may be issues with eye candy, in fact, there may be issues with lots of things as I don't generally use the map editor so I haven't tested very far - it runs, it opens maps, they look ok to me.... I've put an executable together with all the gtk dlls etc in a zip file - you can get it from the url below: http://support.see3d.co.uk/private/el/map_editor_win32.zip If you *really* want the gtk stuff removed I guess I can look at that. <shudder> (I'm a linux programmer really)