Cross-distro support for building libgraphics.so #56
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download and compile a new libgraphics.so for dwarf_fortress_unfunck to remplace the old. It will normally solve all the problems of tilset "not found" on distribuitons based on arch linux (with libpng in version 1.6)
This makes ytterbium's unfunck additions work on Fedora (and presumably other distros). Refs issue andrewd18#52 and andrewd18#36
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Does not work on Debian Stable because Stable does has CMAKE 2.8.9, and FindGLEW.cmake was added in 2.8.10. |
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This expands upon the addition in #52 by ytterbium, which added the building of
libgraphics.sofrom the open source DF code to fix PNG related bugs as per #36.My changes simplify the building process across various distributions that use different library paths for 32bit ad 64bit libs.
Note: this includes the code in #52 as of May 1, 2014