LÖVE

As some of you may know, though nLÖVE can do great on its own, it doesn't hurt being in the 'real' love. Combine that with a desire to make love more modularized, and have alternative modules, and it's easy to see how the merge was born.

I'll be adding to the topic as we go (if I remember to update it..), so let's just start.

What's been done:

• love.audio.sdl has entered the source tree, it still isn't feature-complete and bug-free though.

To clear things up, this will render nlöve obsolete?

It will become an official part of love. But this will take some time, and quite heavy modifications of the current build system.

bartbes wrote:It will become an official part of love. But this will take some time, and quite heavy modifications of the current build system.

I hope cmake ?

Oh, and while we're at it: would it be possible to make the name of the target executable easily changeable? I've tried building it to the name selove, but it seems it requires several non-trivial changes to the build script, which I'm not comfortable with for a few reasons.

make && mv src/love src/selove

thelinx wrote:make && mv src/love src/selove

Yes, but that's ugly.

Hold up. Does this mean getting rid of hardware-accelerated graphics? Surely not.

No, the SDL graphics module will be an option for platforms that doesn't support the OpenGL graphics module.

Any chance that there will be any OpenGL ES supported module?