Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 18:20:33 -0800 From: Eric Wing Subject: SDL/Universal Binary updates Hi Sam, Attached is a big set of changes to the Xcode projects to support Universal Binaries. I have also included .dmgs that include the prebuilt frameworks. Ryan, I also updated SMPEG which is also in the package. The SDL and smpeg binaries were built against the CVS version (pulled maybe a month ago?). I do not have an Intel Mac to test on so I have no idea if this stuff actually works. However, Christian Walther has been a big help in testing 10.2.8 and 10.3.9 so I'm fairly confident we got the build settings correct for at least PPC. I have attempted to document the important things for producing these Universal Binaries. Documentation is somewhat scattered through out everything, but there is a big centralized piece of documentation in the UniversalBinaryNotes.rtf in the SDL.dmg. As far as Universal Binaries are concerned, the big things were: - Build with gcc 3.3 on PPC, 4.0 on Intel. - We couldn't get any of the MMX/SSE code to compile/link (SDL and smpeg). - All 3rd party dependencies had to be rebuilt as Universal There were also a bunch of non-Universal things that have been updated: - I converted the SDL-satellites to create .dmg's instead of .pkg installers - Updated all 3rd party static libraries with current versions. (I think libpng was the most dramatic going from 1.0.? to 1.2.8 with API breakage. I haven't found any problems so far in doing this.) - Changed some compiler optimization settings - Finally updated the exports list for SDL_mixer - Tried to include a static smpeg in SDL_mixer (multiple build variants in Xcode project now) - Enabled Altivec in SDL (we forgot to add the flags to Xcode last time) - More documentation Since so many things have changed, there might be new problems introduced. The big issue I've found so far is with SDL_mixer. As I mentioned on the mailing list, MP3's produce an assertion failure. And the MikMod problem reported on Bugzilla continues to persist. There's probably a bunch of other stuff I'm forgetting. There really were hundreds of little things I mucked with so it's hard to remember them all. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks, Eric

;
; x86 format converters for HERMES
; Some routines Copyright (c) 1998 Christian Nentwich (brn@eleet.mcb.at)
; This source code is licensed under the GNU LGPL
; 
; Please refer to the file COPYING.LIB contained in the distribution for
; licensing conditions		
;
; Most routines are (c) Glenn Fiedler (ptc@gaffer.org), used with permission
; 

BITS 32

GLOBAL _ConvertX86
GLOBAL _x86return
	
GLOBAL _Hermes_X86_CPU

SECTION .text
		
;; _ConvertX86:	 
;; [ESP+8] ConverterInfo*
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; ConverterInfo (ebp+..)
;;   0:	void *s_pixels
;;   4:	int s_width
;;   8:	int s_height
;;  12:	int s_add
;;  16:	void *d_pixels
;;  20:	int d_width
;;  24:	int d_height
;;  28:	int d_add
;;  32:	void (*converter_function)() 
;;  36: int32 *lookup
	
_ConvertX86:
	push ebp
	mov ebp,esp

; Save the registers used by the blitters, necessary for optimized code
	pusha

	mov eax,[ebp+8]

        cmp dword [eax+4],BYTE 0
	je endconvert
	
	mov ebp,eax
	
	mov esi,[ebp+0]
	mov edi,[ebp+16]
	
y_loop:	
	mov ecx,[ebp+4]

	jmp [ebp+32]

_x86return:	
	add esi,[ebp+12]
	add edi,[ebp+28]
	
	dec dword  [ebp+8]
	jnz y_loop

; Restore the registers used by the blitters, necessary for optimized code
	popa
	
	pop ebp

endconvert:	
	ret		



;; Hermes_X86_CPU returns the CPUID flags in eax
	
_Hermes_X86_CPU:
	pushfd
	pop eax
	
	mov ecx,eax
	
	xor eax,040000h
	push eax
	
	popfd
	pushfd

	pop eax
	xor eax,ecx
	jz .L1			; Processor is 386

	push ecx
	popfd

	mov eax,ecx
	xor eax,200000h

	push eax
	popfd
	pushfd

	pop eax
	xor eax,ecx
	je .L1
	
	push ebx

	mov eax,1
	cpuid
	mov eax,edx

	pop ebx

.L1:	
	ret

%ifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__,elf
section .note.GNU-stack noalloc noexec nowrite progbits
%endif