@irrlicht project:
Thanks, that solved it. I've now got a working Linux binary.
now I can get to work on my mod
here's a windows build for anyone else as well -- 32bit, vs2013 express, works on my machine and haven't even attempted to run it on anything else
https://mega.nz/#!gk8SBTSA!QNzH_jbVLbVn10ULwsL3dBpxyrP2CDtQP3KCTaP1Gj4
sources included
had to make two changes to get it to build there, so I dunno if it'll mangle your modules or crash
and it's right from GIT anyway -- so even if I didn't break it, it might have issues I haven't found yet
the changes were namely:
replacing
#include "afxres.h"
with
#include "WinResrc.h"
#define IDC_STATIC -1
and replacing
std::min(...stuff I can't remember...)
with just min(...stuff I can't remember...)
assuming it doesn't break horribly, go and enjoy milkytracker "0.90.87"
at the absolute least, it won't mangle your .mod samples like 0.90.86
From my really, really limited testing, this build also doesn't exhibit another bug that plagued me on Windows across a few machines, where it'd randomly jump around in a song every once in a while (I may have simply gotten lucky though, gonna need to use it some more).
that is a lie, it struck me agan -- but it's a fair bit rarer at least
It's probably stable enough, but caveat emptor and all that jazz.
The only real issue I've had is that the titlebar will occasionally go a bit off the screen when starting up, so shift+rightclick the taskbar button, press an arrowkey, and move it around with the mouse/arrowkeys until it's back in position.
on an unrelated note, I'm beginning to hate the .mod format :Y
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if you go into the playback options menu when editing a .mod and leave, it'll screw up the coloring it's supposed to do for out-of-range notes completely, but other than that, I've had no issues after several hours of use, no crashing or mangling or anything
