Mac OS X release

[abs1nth]

Hello,I have good news with the version 620. Now I can link both targets Development and Deployment !

great :lol: This means the ReadMe.rtf should contain information about Simple DirectMedia Layer: - where to find them (URL)- how to install them[/QUOTE]well the readme is a readme for the binary distibution and not for the developers. i didn't want to clutter it up or create a new file since i thought 99.9% of mac users wouldn't build from source anyway ^^ maybe i was wrong

This last point is very important.This is what I have found:The file "SDL_image.h" is installed in "SDL_image.framework" and not in "SDL.framework".Same thing concerning the file "SDL_net.h" present in "SDL_net.framework" and not "SDL.framework".This leads to many errors in different header files while compiling.So I have moved all the files contained both in "SDL_image.framework" and "SDL_net.framework" into "SDL.framework".

hm the problem is all those "#include " in the code base expect the standard unix set-up of the sdl headers in "/usr/local/include/SDL/" and not the macosx-special framework setup. it wasn't a problem for me since i have the sdl libraries/headers installed in unix as well in framework way (for building all those command-line sdl projects). ^^ maybe it is just easier to require that mac developers have SDL* installed in both ways instead of uglifying all the code with conditionals for OSX

Then I have found another error while linking: if I remember correctly, the project is looking for the file SDL_net in the "SDL_net.framework"...Have you faced these problems ?

yes i recall that some of the SDL_* framework packages for osx had a completely broken layout...i fixed them manually....there is nothing we can do about this besides bugging the SDL_* maintainers to release fixed packages....