prboom update

[Michael Thomas]

FYI:  I've updated prboom on FC4, FC5, and devel to the latest upstream
2.4.1 release.  In addition, I enabled opengl support in the binary.
> From the testing that I've done, the opengl support is at least as

stable as without.

If anyone wants to see the non-opengl version return then I'll try to
include both, but for now I'm inclined to ignore it.

Happy Dooming!

--Wart

[Hans de Goede]

Wart wrote:
> FYI:  I've updated prboom on FC4, FC5, and devel to the latest upstream
> 2.4.1 release.  In addition, I enabled opengl support in the binary.
> > From the testing that I've done, the opengl support is at least as
>
> stable as without.
>
> If anyone wants to see the non-opengl version return then I'll try to
> include both, but for now I'm inclined to ignore it.

Concedering that doom and thus prboom runs ok with software rendering on
any machine which will take a recent Fedora and that opengl is not
supported on all cards, I vote to compile it twice in %build both with
and without opengl, or can the current version fallback to _doom_
software rendering (not slow opengl software rendering, but the good old
isomorphic doom engine)

Regards,

Hans

[Michael Thomas]

Hans de Goede wrote:
> Wart wrote:
> > FYI:  I've updated prboom on FC4, FC5, and devel to the latest upstream
> > 2.4.1 release.  In addition, I enabled opengl support in the binary.
> > > From the testing that I've done, the opengl support is at least as
> >
> > stable as without.
> >
> > If anyone wants to see the non-opengl version return then I'll try to
> > include both, but for now I'm inclined to ignore it.
>
> Concedering that doom and thus prboom runs ok with software rendering on
> any machine which will take a recent Fedora and that opengl is not
> supported on all cards, I vote to compile it twice in %build both with
> and without opengl, or can the current version fallback to _doom_
> software rendering (not slow opengl software rendering, but the good old
> isomorphic doom engine)

Somehow I knew you'd say that.  :)

The binary can't switch between the two modes, so I need to make two
binaries to support this.  This turns out to be pretty easy, but I'm
still going to make the opengl version the default in the .desktop file.

--Mike