XScreenSaver 4.24
XScreenSaver 4.24 out now. Don't get too excited; this is just a bug fix release. There's no OSX stuff in this version, but I figured I should push these patches out before I bump the major version to 5.
Tags: firstperson, xscreensaver
Current Music: The Dresden Dolls -- Half Jack ♬
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Speaking of xss, did you ever get your debugging simplification problem fixed?
No, apparently there's no way to have XCode communicate the name of the active target to the active executable.
I don't know if this helps, but I've had some success using per target defines, e.g. setting "Preprocessor Macros" in Target Info -> Build -> Preprocessing to something like TARGET=\"flibble\" and then having a block in my main function that checks to see if TARGET is undefined, and if so, puts a "You forgot to set me, dope." message in. Then I just use TARGET like any other define.
When do we get XLiveJournal? :P
When you send him a patch.
I dunno, we could always turn on the $LJ::DEBUG{'NO_JWZ_LOVE'} flag in production. ;)
Jack Osborne really let himself go.
Should you be concerned in the least that I get 'Cannot open 'lots of shit': Too many files blah blah' when I configure? I'm not, since it doesn't seem to make any difference compiling. Just started with 4.23.
I'm getting some breakage in pinion, whenever I point to a gear,
otherwise this release seems to be much speedier for me with the GL savers, at least
also, apple2 basic mode doesn't work for me, as in types in the program, but never executes it.