I have successfully compiled a Mac version of UVPOV, all I did was
replace the generic source files. Is there anything else I need to do?
Also, I got two compile errors, I commented out the two lines of code
that produced them, and all seems well, but are these important?
I have slightly tested the compile, and it seems to work fine.


compile errors:

(I thought these were generic sources?)
Error   : function has no prototype
TOKENIZE.C line 2096   WIN_WhereError (Token.Filename,
Token.Token_Line_No+1, Echo_Ptr, Echo_Indx, Token.Token_String) ;

Error   : function call does not match prototype
photons.c line 988   Warn(1.0,"Could not save photon map
(%s)\n",photonOptions.fileName);

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Chris Huff wrote:
> 
> I have successfully compiled a Mac version of UVPOV, all I did was
> replace the generic source files. Is there anything else I need to do?
> Also, I got two compile errors, I commented out the two lines of code
> that produced them, and all seems well, but are these important?
> I have slightly tested the compile, and it seems to work fine.
> 
> compile errors:
> 
> (I thought these were generic sources?)
> Error   : function has no prototype
> TOKENIZE.C line 2096   WIN_WhereError (Token.Filename,
> Token.Token_Line_No+1, Echo_Ptr, Echo_Indx, Token.Token_String) ;

This one's not important.  It's the line that tells the windows editor to
jump to the place where the error occured.

> Error   : function call does not match prototype
> photons.c line 988   Warn(1.0,"Could not save photon map
> (%s)\n",photonOptions.fileName);

I think I forgot a header file for this one.  Looks like it's in PARSE.H
so if you include that file in PHOTONS.C it should solve the problem.

-Nathan

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>> Error   : function call does not match prototype
>> photons.c line 988   Warn(1.0,"Could not save photon map
>> (%s)\n",photonOptions.fileName);
>
>I think I forgot a header file for this one.  Looks like it's in
PARSE.H
>so if you include that file in PHOTONS.C it should solve the problem.

I just tried that, and it doesn't seem to work. I just replaced the line
with one which didn't give photonOptions.fileName.

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