64 bit linux binary

[krav]

Hi!

First of all, why isnt there a 64 bit linux binary download?


I have downloaded the source and tried to compile it, but i get an error:

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Drawable.cpp: In member function ‘void sf::Drawable::Draw(const sf::RenderWindow&) const’:
Drawable.cpp:340: error: ‘None’ is not a member of ‘sf::Blend’
make[2]: *** [Drawable.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/krav/SFML-1.3/src/SFML/Graphics'
make[1]: *** [sfml-graphics] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/krav/SFML-1.3/src/SFML'
make: *** [sfml] Error 2



Any help would be appreciated.

[Laurent]

First of all, why isnt there a 64 bit linux binary download?

Because I have no 64 bits system to build it myself.

I have downloaded the source and tried to compile it, but i get an error

"None" is a member of sf::Blend, so you might have a bad versions of the SFML headers somewhere.

[krav]

First of all, why isnt there a 64 bit linux binary download?

Because I have no 64 bits system to build it myself.

Ok, than if i send you a compiled version of libs for 64, you will put it on the download page? Cause, really, thats the way it should be

I have downloaded the source and tried to compile it, but i get an error

"None" is a member of sf::Blend, so you might have a bad versions of the SFML headers somewhere.

Ahh, yes..... i have dl-ed the lib again, and now i was able to compile it without any problems. And i remembered why it couldnt compile before. In WindowStyle.hpp, i commented the None from the enum. So yes, im pretty forgetful

The problem with the "None" is that i cant compile the project, because i get an error saying:

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../SFML-1.3/include/SFML/Window/WindowStyle.hpp|39|error: expected identifier before numeric constant|
../SFML-1.3/include/SFML/Window/WindowStyle.hpp|39|error: expected `}' before numeric constant|
../SFML-1.3/include/SFML/Window/WindowStyle.hpp|39|error: expected unqualified-id before numeric constant|
../SFML-1.3/include/SFML/Window/WindowStyle.hpp|48|error: expected declaration before ‘}’ token|
||=== Build finished: 4 errors, 0 warnings ===|


this sounds to me like the "None" is already defined somewhere?

In anycase, after i change it, or comment it, there is an error in Drawable.hpp, and after i change that, everything compiles ok.

Can someone shed some light on this, please?

[Laurent]

I've decided not to put anything on the download page that I can't control directly (I've already had issues with that), sorry. But you can still upload it on the wiki

There is a conflict with the "None" identifier defined by Xlib, but Xlib.h is only included in one single private cpp file, and so that the conflict doesn't happen.
You really are the only one to get issues with this code

[Badestrand]

The problem with the "None" is that i cant compile the project

Maybe you could try a "#undef None" before the enum, if it compiles you know what to search for.

[krav]

I've decided not to put anything on the download page that I can't control directly (I've already had issues with that), sorry. But you can still upload it on the wiki

ok, i will upload them, but tell me where, i dont think it fits into any of the 3 categories

Also, what exactly do you want me to upload? only the libraries, or the whole package (including the docs and install script...)?

[Laurent]

Hmm yep, I have to create a new category. For now, upload it under en/bin (or whatever you like) and put the link here. I'll then create a new item in the main page which links to it as soon as I can.