Re: Could someone with Win32 and/or OS-X test latest CVS

Hi,

do you still need this tested?  I can help on OSX, and XP as well as debian.

After I run setup.py develop then how do I test?

cheers,


On Jul 9, 2007 1:16 PM, Mike C. Fletcher <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been eliminating the hard-coded platform implementation restriction
> (i.e. allowing people to write plug-ins for supporting other
> platforms).  In doing so I've had to rewrite the platform
> implementations.  I don't have a real Win32 or OS-X environment on which
> to test, however.
>
> Anyway, if someone could check out the code from CVS on those platforms,
> run setup.py develop, and then test to see if we have working
> extensions, GLUT, GLE and the like, that would be helpful.
>
> There's also an experimental script in the src directory for
> downloading/installing the GLUT and GLE dlls automatically on Win32 in
> case someone wants to try that.  I've also made it possible to
> completely disable error checking by setting a flag before you import
> the various modules (OpenGL.ERROR_CHECKING).
>
> Have fun all,
> Mike
>
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