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Let's see if I understood you properly: 1.- Using eglport, I have to create an EGL context as described in the Wiki. 2.- I have not to modify SDL, the modifications must be done in the game (in this case, in the game engine: Pygame). Now the questions: 3.- Besides adding the EGL context...

For SDL, could this be useful?: http://wiki.maemo.org/OpenGL-ES#SDL_1.2_.2B_SDL-GLES For Pygame, where can I find the port by pickle? A quick Google doesn't help. Isn't this port of Pygame the one included in OpenPandora OS?

Ren'Py is prepared to work with GLES, but it looks like that the GLES options are tied to the Android port, so there's stuff that breaks things if you enable the Android port to get GLES working. That said, playing a bit with setup.py and setuplib.py, I managed to make a semi-working build...

I asked the author again, and he told me glew is not needed for the GLES version. To get GLES support, I was compiling the Android path (-DANDROID added to CFLAGS), and the author also told me I just can't use the Android path :( It looks like this is going to be more difficult than I...

I supposed that, but since libGL is included in the SDK, I thought it was not useless XD. Now I know it is... OK. I think I'll try to clean EVERYTHING and build it again from the beginning...

I have been working on this without much success. First the log of the engine showed an error message about not being able to load libGLEW.so, so I compiled libGLEW and tried again. Now the problem is it isn't able to load libGL.so.1. I noticed this library isn't distributed by default in the...

Got it to run, using the Python package I compiled (that allows me to install it where I want and to put packages there). Unfortunately, it doesn't run as expected. When it starts, warns because it starts in software mode, it's slow, and the worst of all, when you click a button (for...

I have another question por Python experts. OK, I have everything cross-compiled, and now I want to test it. I have a directory with a lot of subdirectories with libraries, binaries, python scripts and a lot more useless things. I suppose I must add binaries to the PATH, and libraries to the...

The last time I saw someone asking about this, the general answer was something like: "Well, if you want stuff using the DSP, do it yourself". AFAIK, the problem the devs argue is that using the DSP requires to reserve a block of memory when the machine boots. This block of memory can only be...

Got it to compile, and it's supposed to use OpenGL ES 2.0 :) . Too bad I have not my Pandora right here to test it...

Finally I solved this problem, with help from the original author and the #python channel in the IRC. The problem is I was calling python (the one installed in my Ubuntu distro) instead of hostpython (the one created in the cross-compiling process). Now it doesn't completely build, but that's...

I thought I almost got it, but I was wrong. I found this code in sysconfig.py file, inside python/lib/python2.6/distutils directory: def customize_compiler(compiler): """Do any platform-specific customization of a CCompiler instance. Mainly needed on Unix, so we can plug in the...

Thanks a lot for help, I'm really stuck here. jalon@jalon-d:~/Pandora/renpy/renpy-6.13.7/module$ python setup.py build --help-compiler List of available compilers: --compiler=bcpp Borland C++ Compiler --compiler=cygwin Cygwin port of GNU C Compiler for Win32 --compiler=emx...

I don't know Python, but I'm trying to follow the code in setup.py and it looks like the module in charge of compilation and installation of renpy is called distutils. The script calls distutils, and distutils does its "magic". def setup(name, version): """ Calls the distutils setup...

More information (maybe useful): jalon@jalon-d:~/Pandora/renpy/renpy-6.13.7/module$ printenv | grep gcc CC=/usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc HOST_CC=gcc Despite I know it makes no sense, I also tried replacing HOST_CC=gcc with...

The only coincidences are in binary files already compiled by the setup.py script: jalon@jalon-d:~/Pandora/renpy/renpy-6.13.7/module$ grep -R gcc * Coincidencia en el archivo binario build/temp.linux-i686-2.6/gen/_renpy.o Coincidencia en el archivo binario build/temp.linux-i686-2.6/core.o...

jalon@jalon-d:~/Pandora/renpy/renpy-6.13.7/module$ echo $LD /usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc But if you have a look to the build log, it's obvious LD variable is ignored (it always calls 'gcc'). I have also tried defining LD_D (as I have seen googling a bit that...

I ALMOST got it. I have compiled Python following this tutorial. Then tried to compile renpy module and it looks like all source files get compiled, but fails when linking, because the setup.py script is calling gcc to link, instead of arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc. Any ideas to make it...

I got to compile all dependencies excepting libGLEW (that I think is not mandatory, and I suppose it's not easily portable to Pandora) and Ren'Py. I hope I will be able to solve the problem with Ren'Py.

Thanks Kazuki. I have worked around the pndconfigure problem using ./configure --host="$TARGET_SYS", but I'll try your suggestion if I have more problems with this. Using this approach I have compiled most of the dependencies: freetype, jpegturbo, nasm, yasm, png, sdl, sdl_image, sdl_ttl and...