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…w missing headers. With this it should be easier to compile on a case sensitive file system Signed-off-by: Michael Dluhosch <[email protected]>
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I'm curious why you did not have problems with Orbitersdk.h/orbitersdk.h? |
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I did not compile everything so far. Currently have some trouble with wine on my distro. So probably I did not yet stumble upon source files with the "incorrect" orbitersdk.h |
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Maybe someone could try enabling case sensitivity on a Windows box and see what happens. It would be easier to do a complete check this way. Good luck with your plan. I gave up compiling with winegcc, it was easier to port the whole thing to linux^^ |
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Hi,
I am currently playing around with this repo under Linux. One issue I had is that linux file systems are case sensitive. I thought maybe you want to have the "correct" names also in the main repo.
Also on some spots the <algorithm> header was missing (on linux the std::find does not work without it)
The change in MfdAlign.cpp seems to be needed because the winegcc compiler is a bit more strict.
Kind Regards
Michael