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Resolved: OpenAL32.dll in the example dir for the Linux version

by Keith Frampton · in Torque Game Builder · 04/18/2005 (8:21 pm) · 4 replies

While going through the files in the example dir (in preparation for my soon to be released WIP), I noticed that OpenAL32.dll is found in the directory with T2D.bin. I'm guessing that doesn't need to be packaged in there for the Linux version. ;-)
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Torque Owner Josh Williams
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#1
04/19/2005 (8:13 am)
Woops, thanks Keith. :)

Associate Dave Calabrese
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#2
04/19/2005 (8:10 pm)
This is also in the Mac build as well. =)

Torque Owner Josh Williams
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#3
04/20/2005 (12:28 am)
Woops... I misread Keith's post. The OpenAL32.dll *should* be in the SDK. Sorry, I thought you meant it was in the demos.

We provide the exact same SDK package to all platforms. This is so that developers can easily move their SDK from one machine to another, without worrying about platform specifics. So, the OS X project files are included in the windows SDK package, the OpenAL dll is included in the Mac and Linux packages, etc.

Torque Owner Keith Frampton
#4
04/20/2005 (4:33 am)
In that case, you can ignore my post then. :-)

Thanks for the info.