Port Requests


Hello guys,


I'm the one that proted GLTron to Symbian so I can tell you few things, first it wasn't that easy


porting it ;) .


I can give you the latest sources, they are adapted to OpenGL ES and you can use it as a starter point.


Also the game uses SDL.


R.K.
 
Hello guys,


I'm the one that proted GLTron to Symbian so I can tell you few things, first it wasn't that easy


porting it ;) .


I can give you the latest sources, they are adapted to OpenGL ES and you can use it as a starter point.


Also the game uses SDL.


R.K.

This sounds really great! Please make the sources avaiable, maybe in a new post in the general dev section.


Thank you very much!
 
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Please forgive me, if I say something stupid, but shouldn't there be some configure script or Makefile in there?
 
There is in the original GLTron I use Carbide which has it's own project files and structures I thought it would be useless to you.


You can download the original sources from http://sourceforge.net/projects/gltron/


and then overwrite those with my files and try to compile.


(If only I had a pandora....)


R.K.
 
Well I have not much experience with this, so maybe someone who actually knows what he is doing here could try?


PM me if you want to compile on my Pandora via ssh or vnc.
 
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Unfortunately I do not have the time to tackle another platform right now, Symbian keeping me very busy.


R.K.
 
Since fheroes 2 is the best port on pandora at the moment I must admit a heroes of might and magic 3 port would be crazy awesome
 
I found something open source which I am a bit surprised no one have even discussed on the boards before. Remember the good ol' Macintosh Classic? I found a very small, very good emulator (for windows) for it yesterday and after a bit of fiddling I got some of my old Mac Classic games to actually work on it (Hurrah!). However, it would be really nifty if it could run on the Pandora.


The Emulator is named Mini vMac and can be found on http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/, open source and already can be found ported to things such as iPhone, Nintendo DS and what not.
I just read this and couldn't agree more. I would really love an old mac emulator on pandora, i think it might appeal to a lot of longtime mac users. Apple made the complete system 7.5.3 (part 1 of 19) available many years ago if that helps at all. This os ran on all the way up to a power mac 9500, so think of it as DosBox if DOS was the only PC os available till 1996.


Many original games available like Dark Castle, Glider, etc. And many apps - there's something super cool about using Photoshop 3 on a little b&w screen. Anyway thanks for listening.
 
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