CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

CReNET is a MMORPG with Pokemon-inspired gameplay, DotA competitive grandness, and Team Fortress 2 customization and profit model. Meaning it's not a pay-to-win. Imagine having a pokemon battle that is recordable, but also broadcast throughout the game world's screens? (Including TVs like in Saphire...

Is there something like a marquee widget? Some googling shows me that it's either well hidden or inexistant. The key missing feature from a normal statictext would be the looping of the text (or else, there'd would be an empty gap equal to the statictext's widget). By marquee I'm referring to HTML's...

I'm not sure what version of MXE uses but with i686-w64-mingw32 on Ubuntu here it appears that when it attempts to link against a static lib (.a) it "fails" and subsequently creates a *CEGUI*.a lib. Look for the messages during make and in particular "-no-undefined" in acinclude...

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I read that CE uses (or used) to cross compile CEGUI (at least back in 2008)... does he still? If possible, can I know how?

Pass the "-static" flag to the linker

Pardon the double post, but after giving up on both this and my own OS, I decided to just "splat" everything at the side of mingw-bin (in "/usr/i586-mingw32msvc" for Ubuntu 12.04).... screw order: And I've made more advances (I think... at least the error is another) Now my issue...

Hi, I have sort of given up on this dream and fire up a Windows 7 VM in virt-manager that does the compile instead. For years I wanted to automate this with scripts that would auto build things but haven't had time so far. My experiences with cross compilation were similar to yours, I got some stuf...

I've been trying to cross compile with no success, it's just not like normal linux things where everything just works... here, everything just NOT works... so, I was hoping if someone could tell me how they do their cross compilation, and how they set up their toolchain. In general, my issue is not ...