using sfml.audio on Cocos2D, good idea?

[shackra]

sleeeeeeeeep! Dx xd.

I just forked Cocos2D to build from there my own game engine, I noticed many things about Cocos2d (besides they sloooow development). They use pygame's audio module, OMG, they don't have spatial audio compared with SFML!.

So, among the changes that I want to do, I want to change pygame's audio module for Sonkun's SFML binding's audio module.

May I just can copy /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sfml/audio.so file and place it on <project>/cocos/audio/ and start coding or I need to take care about more tough things?

cheers!

[Sonkun]

The audio module relies on the system module, so theoretically, you'd need to copy the system.so file too.

But why don't you keep them separated ? Your project would depend on pySFML and Cocos2D at a time. -

Does that help ?

[shackra]

Yes, it helps

But I'm doing this task using ctypes, so it's possible to ship .so/.dll within the engine. Alà Pymunk, you see?

[Sonkun]

But I'm doing this task using ctypes, so it's possible to ship .so/.dll within the engine. Alà Pymunk, you see?

I guess that should be possible.