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We need also some macros (I like the ones, used in ffmpeg project) to read from files on big-endian architecture (at least big-endianess in video and sound code isn't supported).
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Brynet
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New Mac's use x86 processors now, Only the older PPC macs are Big-Endian.
Pretty sure Apple is stopping It's PPC development and focusing on the new Intel Macs..
BTW, Mac's that use OSX are actually running a UNIX-like operating system now, FreeBSD/Mach based.. So It should be fairly easy to port things.
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as long as you steer clear of using X11 to port Q-Gears to OS X then it should be fine, the X11 framework isn't widely supported by most OS X users.
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X11 isn't used directly. Every platform supporting SDL should be fine.
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Micky
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Tried it again and now it works...
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some of the osx svn clients are a bit of a hassle to use, so my friend says, personally I've never tried svn under os x.
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I think you have intel-based Mac, right
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Micky
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No, two PowerPC based ones. Means I have to worry about endian swaps. That's a smaller problem than what people think, though.I think you have intel-based Mac, right
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hmmm... I am getting confused. Do you saw splash screen logo after start of Q-Gears? Do you try to dump streamed movies and play them in movie player test, if so, is there normal sound, or at least any?
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Cyberman
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Unless I'm confused SVN shouldn't be an issue under OS x (apart from how the client interface works) network order is maintained for data being transfered. I can see it being a problem if you were dealing with binary data however. All PS1 data is little endian.
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