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New method World::Run, reimplemented stest #9

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@chmp chmp commented Aug 6, 2011

  • This commit proposes a new World::Run method, which can be called whether GUI or non-GUI world(s) are simulated. I replaced the corresponding code in libstage/main.cc.
  • Furthermore I reimplemented examples/libstage/stest.cc. Since I'm not the original author, I'm not sure whether the behavior is identical to the previous one.

chmp added 3 commits July 31, 2011 17:13
 on osx libpng is installed in a non standard directory
 (/usr/X11) the png package included in cmake takes care
 of this.
 Additionally fltk currently has to be built as 386 on
 Snow Leopard, this then requires stage to be built as
 386 as well.
 This commit addopts the CMakeLists file to ensure the
 correct behavior with OSX Snow Leopard.
 - added a new Run method to world, this way GUI/non-GUI
   world simulations can be started the same way.

 - reimplemented the libstage standalone test program.
   Since I'm not the original author, I'm not quite
   sure whether the behavior is the same as before.
rtv added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 2, 2011
New method World::Run, reimplemented stest
@rtv rtv merged commit 7de05ad into rtv:master Dec 2, 2011
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