i think i fixed that but now it says:
undefined reference to `GRRLIB_Init'

and undefined reference to all GRRLIB functions

I am also having the same problem. I make a new project then copy the template files, then copy the GRRLIB dir to my source dir. first I get a cannot find grrlib.h, so I change the include in the main.c file to #include "GRRLIB/GRRLIB/GRRLIB.h", from #include "../../../GRRLIB/GRRLIB/GRRLIB.h". But when I try to complie it again I get eh cannot find -1png. I'm not sure whats up, I'm using the make file that came with teh template and everything

and oh btw I'm using the download package (never tried using svn, not sure where I can get a program to download from there....)

Last edited by daysanew (2009-07-30 08:27:44)

For the download version you need to put grrlib.c in your project directory and compile it in to your code - because although it is called "grrlib" it is NOT a lib ...the latest SVN version IS a proper C library (and also has an installer for the png & jpg libraries)

BC

I've found the thread about how to use svn, but I'm still wondering whats wrong.

The main reason why the lib is still a branch is because I am struggling to find a "friendly" way to get function inlining working properly ...I can do it, and it needs to be done, but it looks like it will make the include path throughout the code quite ugly.  This will not be any concern to you, but it will be of concern to people who wish to add to it
What I am saying is ...the lib-conversion branch code is working just fine, and it is safe to use as of now - and as a bonus you get the new compose() function

Remember - if you are upgrading from the downloaded version to ANY (recent) svn version - you will NEED to make all your textures pointers
Don't panic ...just add *'s as shown here
  GRRLIB_texImg  splash = GRRLIB_LoadTexture(img_CSystemsSplash);
becomes
  GRRLIB_texImg*  splash = GRRLIB_LoadTexture(img_CSystemsSplash);

BC